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Canva democratized graphic design by making professional-quality visual creation accessible to people without design training or expensive software. The platform offers thousands of templates for social media posts, presentations, flyers, business cards, and more, allowing users to create polished designs by customizing pre-made layouts. Canva's drag-and-drop interface and extensive library of stock photos, illustrations, and fonts eliminate the need for external resources, while its brand kit feature ensures consistent colors, fonts, and logos across all designs. The platform's collaboration features allow teams to work together on designs, share templates, and maintain brand consistency. Canva has become essential for content creators, small businesses, and marketing teams who need to produce visual content quickly and professionally without hiring designers or purchasing design software licenses.

Figma transformed design collaboration by making design tools inherently collaborative, allowing multiple designers to work on the same files simultaneously like Google Docs for design. The platform runs entirely in the browser, eliminating platform-specific barriers and making design accessible to anyone with internet access. Figma's component system and design tokens enable teams to build consistent design systems that scale across products and teams. The platform's prototyping capabilities allow designers to create interactive mockups that feel like real applications, making it easier for stakeholders to understand and approve designs. Figma's developer handoff features provide accurate specifications, CSS code, and assets, streamlining the transition from design to development. The platform has become the industry standard for product design, with teams using it for everything from mobile apps to marketing materials.