What we do with it, and what we do not
We do not design in Canva. Our design work happens in Figma, and brand deliverables are produced elsewhere. Canva comes afterwards, as a daily production tool for your teams.
The problem it solves
You have a brand guide, and nobody applies it. Not through ill will: because applying a brand guide without templates calls for a skill your teams should not have to have. The result is an identity that falls apart within six months.
What we prepare
The formats you actually use, identified by looking at what you have published in recent months. Not a catalogue of twenty templates of which three will be used. Your brand colours and typefaces, loaded into your workspace. And the elements locked, logo included, so they cannot be distorted.
The limit to know about
Canva does not replace a designer. It allows the repetitive work to be produced properly. An identity, a campaign, a piece that has to make a mark, that remains design work.
The dependency to know about
Your templates live with a vendor. Exports remain possible, the structure of the templates does not. So we keep the sources of your brand guide elsewhere, so that Canva stays a production tool and not the custodian of your identity.
