I guess few here tuned in for today's full live event presented by Canva:
I did ... though after some time passed I reduced it to a small window while I did other things until I heard the announcement about Affinity, which came only toward the very end.
I found a lot to dislike about the annoyingly overblown production, but I did at least learn why Canva is succeeding as an enterprise: users seemingly need to know very little about anything in order to create content with it as long as they have imagination.
A presenter revealed that we've exited the Information Age and are now in the Imagination Era. Another quote: 'Your imagination should never be limited by your tools or skills.' Basically, skills are optional.
Perhaps those here with some free time and an interest in sociology might check it out.
I did ... though after some time passed I reduced it to a small window while I did other things until I heard the announcement about Affinity, which came only toward the very end.
I found a lot to dislike about the annoyingly overblown production, but I did at least learn why Canva is succeeding as an enterprise: users seemingly need to know very little about anything in order to create content with it as long as they have imagination.
A presenter revealed that we've exited the Information Age and are now in the Imagination Era. Another quote: 'Your imagination should never be limited by your tools or skills.' Basically, skills are optional.
Perhaps those here with some free time and an interest in sociology might check it out.
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