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Making use of the templates and wide array of graphics, you can upload and easily make your videos standout.

From there you can export them into a video editor like iMovie to further edit and add sound effects, music and narration if you like.

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Canva is powerful…
Take note of the guiding principles that will get you to insanely simple but Great designs

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Getting around Canva is easy. Take a look at the guide below to explore how to get started in Canva.

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You can access the various graphics, images, frames, backgrounds and more for your own use in other apps on your device.

Download your creations as jpeg, png or even gifs to share with others on your social media or other apps such as Keynote, Pages, Numbers, Notes and Freeform. It is as easy as Copy and Paste after you have downloaded it.

Take a look at the guide below.

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Canva is a great place if you want to create really engaging graphics for a variety of use cases.

From posters, infographics, personal brand logos to videos and motion, you can do it all in Canva.

You will of course need to sign up for a free account first to begin.

We recommend downloading the Canva app on your iPad.

Conversely, you can use the web version on a web browser like Safari.

In this Padlet, we will explore how we can:

1. Get around the user interface

2. Create an online presentation or download it onto Keynote

3. Create an infographic

4. Create a video

5. Use the graphics from Canva in the productivity apps from Apple. This includes Notes, Keynote, Freeform and many more

Check out the Videos and PDF versions of the guides attached in each section.

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You can create presentations in the Canva app and run it online

You can also download the presentation onto your device to be opened in Keynote or Powerpoint.

Take a look at the guide below.

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Creating an infographic could not be easier. There are many templates and elements such as fonts, graphics, and images you can manipulate to achieve the look and feel of your product.

Take a look at the guide below to get started.

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There are so many great design principles in the article.  Honestly, I may not get most of them, but I really like a few. And if I can master them, the impact is already noticeable

1. Keep designs simple

2. Limit your fonts to one family

3. Use a small colour scheme

4. Keep it consistent with similar elements on every page

5. Use hierarchy to order your content

6. Imitate and create what appeals

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If you aren't a 100% sure what they are don't fret. Here's a little explainer on what each format is and when should we be using them.

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This post can be viewed as a beginner's guide to the differences between a JPG, GIF, PNG, and SVG. Sometimes the differences in file formats are subtle and sometimes they are vast, but this brief explanation should give you a better understanding of each format and help you know when to use each them.

We've talked about format differences between file formats in the past, but we are bringing another element to the discussion this time by adding SVGs or scalable vector graphics to the equation. Retina monitors and high-resolution displays bring an entirely new magnitude of importance to web design so it's a good idea to compare SVGs to JPGs, PNGs, and GIFs and talk about the best use for each. Be sure your website and graphics designer is an expert at logo design branding and offers website service s that will work for your needs. Let's start with definitions of each format:

A JPG is optimized for photographs. JPG works by getting rid of the things that the eye is not likely to see or notice. JPGs are lossy raster files which means they lose a small amount of information everytime the JPG is saved. JPGs work with compressing color so they are great for photographs and complex digital imagery. A high-resolution jpg is usually also suitable these days for printing with most print-on-demand companies. We are mostly discussing web use here, but there are a variety of file formats available for print. The reduction of file size results in the reduction of image quality.

This bitmap format supports up to 8 bits per pixel which limits its color palette to 256. Not good for photographs an are mostly known these days for simply animated memes. GIFs are not huge players in the web design world.

PNG was designed for use on the Internet and is the most largely used image compression format on the web. PNGs are not for printing professional graphic images. PNGs are raster graphics and were made as an improvement to the GIF. PNGs work well with line art images and photographs for websites but can result in really large file sizes. PNGs also offer alpha transparency which is very cool because each individual pixel has its own level of opacity. PNGs come in two types PNG-8 and PNG-24. PNG-8 means that the file has only 8 bits per pixel and the PNG-24 has 24 bits per pixel.
SVG: Scaleable Vector Graphic
SVGs are vector graphics that support animation and their behaviors are defined in XML files for they can be searched, indexed, scripted and compressed. Vector graphics are great for logos and line art because they aren't made from pixels and can be infinitely resized without losing quality or increasing in size. SVGs are your best option when creating icons and line art for high-resolution displays.

Best uses and differences chart

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What's the difference between a jpg, gif, png and svg?

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This post can be viewed as a beginner's guide to the differences between a JPG, GIF, PNG, and SVG.

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10 myths about graphic design and 1 things you need to pay attention to

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10 myths about graphic design and 1 things you need to pay attention to

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Love this article, it’s a great read to see how we fall into traps that trip us up in creating something (everyone really can create).

I have extracted the short advice from this article below. Do read it still. Totally worth it.

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‎Canva is an all-in-one visual communication platform that empowers the world to design. It's a simple way to create beautiful presentations, infographics, videos, t-shirts, websites, social media posts, and more. Canva is for everyone with an idea to share, whether you're a student, executive, or en...

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