Canva UX is cluttered with features confusing business users
Canva has accumulated so many features that the interface feels overwhelming for standard business users. The Threads feature creates confusing conversation forks instead of simple inline replies like other messaging tools. Business users would prefer a simpler, more focused experience over feature sprawl.
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