Good vid, but why make it so hard turning everything 90 degrees on the screen? Go 11.7 x 8.3 at the start, and print in landscape, no need for all the rotation.
True! But lots of my viewers struggle with printer settings. It's much easier for them to have one extra step in the design process, but then one less step when it comes to the actual printer.
@@danielle-chibichidesigns I disagree. Much easier to select the option 'landscape' in the printer settings, and being able to work on a design in front of you the right way up without having to rotate everything!
Perhaps for you, but I can only go with the experience of my viewers, and I know that for them having to remember the extra step each time it's printed (portrait to landscape) will be a hindrance. You only have to rotate it once, then you can print as is limitless times. It's probably a personal preference thing.
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I've used canva for 2 years to design my cards I love it 😊. Loving all these videos on cardstock and greetings cards thank you for sharing
I'm so glad you're finding them useful! I love canva too. The apps are amazing!
You're very welcome! I wish you lots of luck in your printer quest!
Good vid, but why make it so hard turning everything 90 degrees on the screen? Go 11.7 x 8.3 at the start, and print in landscape, no need for all the rotation.
True! But lots of my viewers struggle with printer settings. It's much easier for them to have one extra step in the design process, but then one less step when it comes to the actual printer.
@@danielle-chibichidesigns I disagree. Much easier to select the option 'landscape' in the printer settings, and being able to work on a design in front of you the right way up without having to rotate everything!
Perhaps for you, but I can only go with the experience of my viewers, and I know that for them having to remember the extra step each time it's printed (portrait to landscape) will be a hindrance. You only have to rotate it once, then you can print as is limitless times.
It's probably a personal preference thing.