@CM-dx6xu
Thank you for this video! Recently i've been pondering about what i should do to make extra money then i remembered that i used to do a lot of casual graphic designing in my earlier years in college. I used Canva since ever, but may want to learn figma too sooner or later. Mastering both will be a huge advantage in adaptibility and efficiency.
@liffablobsen
The summary at the end was very helpful, I wish more people would put summaries in videos like this (I did watch the full video, I just wanted to say) I think it would have been a bit better if your comparison had added in free versions vs paid versions (in case this was all the free versions, then thats very interesting)
@hazemvr3514
Actually this is an amazing video!! Thank you for thiy..😁✨
@Kaisaya
Very good explanation video. Thanks!
@RobertoVillaLobby
To sum it up, would it be safe to say Canva is better for an all-around designer/video editor/animator that does the occasional webdesign, and Figma better for a designer who's work consists mostly out of UI/UX - webdesign?
@Dode108
nicely put together
@Nir-lz6og
What about RTL support ?
@not_a_human_being
sounds like Canva is a toy, while Figma is for serious folks, well, I've just purchased Figma subscription, I'm probably biased.
@StyleFactoryTV