With new beginner-friendly graphic design platforms popping up (looking at you Canva), it seems that just about anyone can become a design maven. But, if you don’t know design basics — from creating a cohesive feed to nailing down your brand colors — your creations could easily miss the mark. We’ve got actionable tips to help take the guesswork out of design strategy so you can create content that converts.
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A Guide to Our Favorite Social Automation Resources for Content Creators in 2024
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Have you ever seen a font in Adobe that you love, but could never figure out how to download? Well, it’s your lucky day because our Creative Director Claire is breaking it down for you! From Adobe Fonts to uploading to Canva all in a few steps.
Our Creative Director created a few font pairings that look great and are free to use in Canva.
Canva recently launched a new AI-powered assistive toolset called Magic Studio. We spent some time exploring a few of these features, and here are our initial thoughts.
A brand’s aesthetic does a number of things — from aiding in brand recognition to creating a visual element that accurately portrays its tone, personality, and overall style.
Ever wondered how big your graphics and photos should be for each social media platform? Look no further — we break it all down for you here!
Recently we sat down with Dan Coughlin, Cofounder of Get Hyped, to discuss all things influencer marketing and about how a small business should start to think about influencers, and what makes a campaign successful!
Whether it’s great stock photos, typefaces, or vector graphics, I am constantly looking for resources and assets to integrate into design work and implement into our social content. Here are 10 of my go-to resources for design assets to level up your social content!
It’s up to the designer to create a hierarchy so that the viewer doesn’t have to think about where to look first.
With over 50% of the population being categorized as “visual learners” it’s no surprise that graphic design is a popular field — and well-loved content across social media.
