Wtf is Canva, and also, I won't be using Canva I guess.
Same, and also, same.
They bought my favorite image editor, Affinity, so pretty soon I'm gonna be shit out of luck, I'm sure.
Goddamnit. Just goddamnit. I liked Affinity.
These morons didn't learn from Unity's mistake?
Unity didn't even learn from Unity's mistakes
I really like Canva. I used Canva for education both in grad school and now at the school where I work. Its problem is that it thinks it is better than it actually is. It is throwing all these “features” nobody wants and is charging outrageous prices.
AI ruins everything - news at 11...
Dammit, I use it for my business, and I’m not aware of a good replacement. So I will probably continue using it while being very unhappy about the price increase.
Figma is free and has similar features
I’ll have to check it out, thank you!
It was bought by oracle this year or maybe the end of last (off the top of my head). Pretty sure it’s headed for the same fate unfortunately
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