So technically Adobe made their products too complicated and expensive. Then a savvy young entrepreneur developed an accessible design software for the masses. Kudos to Melanie!
great vid brother. Would switch the AI icon to the adobe logo or photoshop logo. resonates with much more people and canva is kinda more an alternative to photoshop than illustrator. plus you talk more about photoshop than Ai in the video beginning. good look on your youtube journey!
So technically Adobe made their products too complicated and expensive. Then a savvy young entrepreneur developed an accessible design software for the masses. Kudos to Melanie!
haha, well put!
I'm a minute and 40 seconds into this video, and I now only see your channel only has 85 subscribers. Very well done quality 👍
glad you enjoyed it my friend! stay tuned for more XD
Only 80 subscribers!!!! hol'up, how has this not blown up yet? Bravo, great narration and presentation. +1 subscriber
Wow, thank you! It is definitely day one here XD!
Amazing quality. Great Video!
Glad you liked it! Thanks a lot for watching
Incredible work bro. I am lucky that this video was on my home page.
Much appreciated!
Great video. Subscribed!
thanks for watching!
Congrats bro! Excellent video!!!
Appreciate it!
great vid brother. Would switch the AI icon to the adobe logo or photoshop logo. resonates with much more people and canva is kinda more an alternative to photoshop than illustrator. plus you talk more about photoshop than Ai in the video beginning. good look on your youtube journey!
Good shout! thanks for the call out :)
Excellently made, thank you for this.
You're very welcome!
Amazing work on the video !
Thanks a lot!
I wonder what would happen if Canva gets sold to Adobe or if Canva disappears, what would happen to everyone's data?
👀 I think the transaction would face antitrust issues. Adobe tried to acquire Figma but it was rejected on that basis.
adobe has a dominance , not a monopoly
who else can you name that was a notable player in the graphic design game before Canva came along? I think monopoly is absolutely the right word
I think, what he meant was, there was a smaller MOAT and most market share was held by shear lack of alternatives