Zero2Hero Challenge 2024 Solutions

This video contains solutions to the Free Canva Zero2Hero Challenge. You can sign up for the challenge here: learningwithgr...
The challenge is designed to provide Canva tips for beginners, challenges to help them lock in Canva basics, fundamentals and smart workflow strategies that are essential for working efficiently in Canva.
If you want to brush up your Canva knowledge before attempting the challenge, the above-linked challenge pairs with this 90 minute Canva tutorial for beginners ➡️ 🚀 • Canva Tips for Beginne... so check it out if you need a refresher and then take the challenge and level up your game!
Best of luck, I hope the challenge helps you become a more confident and efficient Canva user.
cheers,
Greg

[@pasticciottiontheroad]

Wow thank you so much, that was such an informative video.
I've been working with Canva for a while, but I've still learned new things. Thank you so much for your super great tutorials.

[@learncanvawithgreg]

You're welcome, glad it was helpful! cheers, Greg

[@loulaut9401]

Great tutorial, only drag and drop with dog pictures didn't work properly. After I copied the rows and had to drag and drop the dog pictures in the frames, they didn't drop in. Tried everything I could think of to make it work.. Also, the style brush doesn't work on a premium photo if you're not a pro user. Besides that, still learned a lot.

[@learncanvawithgreg]

When something doesn't drop in a frame there's a few things that can cause it that you can check for:
1) Make sure there is nothing blocking the frame. Even if you can still partially see a frame, if the bounds of an element above it fully block the frame then you won't be able to drag and drop and item into the frame. Temporarily move the blocked item or temporarily bump the frame up higher in the layer stack.
2) The frame is locked. Check and make sure the frame is unlocked and you don't see the lock icon when the frame is selected.
3) The object you are trying to put in the frame is below the frame in the layer stack. This doesn't always mean you can't drag the object into the frame, but in some situations (depending on the in between layers) it does. Move the object above the frame in the layer stack and now in should drop in.
4) The frame is within a group. Again, this doesn't always mean you can't drop an element into the frame, but in certain situations (where the above items then come into play with something within the group) then it can.
Double-check these 4 things. If you still have trouble with it and want me to take a look to see if I can figure it out then just share a template link to your document, drop the link, and mention the page # where you are having the issue.
Thanks! Glad the tutorial was helpful.
cheers,
Greg