For my next App Review, I’ll review Canva, a new visual communication platform that allows you to create various Graphic Design tools. Whether designing Presentations, Social Media, images, videos, websites, print products, whiteboards, documents, or your custom orientations. Offers a variety of templates, stock photos, videos, and graphics to assist users in designing their projects. Canvas logo branding for both the tab, website, and app logos have a gradient color palette with cool colors such as teal green with a combination of sky blue and orchid shade of purple. This logo design uses tertiary color theory foundations affecting emotions of tranquility. The Typeface is a decorative font legible for the audience to read. It’s Canva. But what about the User Experience and User Interface of both the Web and App versions of Canva?
After returning to using Canva, thanks to my supervisor, I could design flyers, graphic slides, or QR codes for the Rollerskating with the Crew Advertising Campaign. Canva’s visual content in both User Interface layouts is much more organized and simplistic with visual hierarchy, with Medium Bold Sans Serif Heading Titles and a regular Sans Serif as their body text. The user experience is
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