Melanie Perkins

“We need to bring that one back. We haven't done that one in a while.”

“It's actually, we do it all online actually. I mean the ones I've run are typically online. So people are so much more frank I think when it's just them and their camera and they don't really... Yeah,...”

“Yeah, we use a lot of UserTesting.com, find that super valuable.”

“Yeah, truly design anything. We're literally living up to that.”

“It is design emails, so you can design email, then you can take that code and you can pop it into any email platform that you use.”

“Exactly. Just click print and it pops up beautifully packaged to your door.”

“From a macro perspective, there was creativity tools and productivity tools. And what Canva really does is we're literally smack bang in the middle of that Venn diagram of creativity and productivity,...”

“Yeah, I might use Apple Notes or directly into Canva Docs, and then I actually just do the brain dump into Canva Docs and then just summarize them.”

“You have been extremely extensive. I don't think I've got anything else to add, frankly.”

“Okay. Two books, the Power of Moments, and one of the books early on I read was Designing the Obvious, which I found very insightful.”

“I love the Calm app. It is my daily companion. I use it to meditate. I use it to listen to music. I just find it very calming.”

“I feel like my Canva chapter's going to go on for a long time, so I don't know, because we've got-”