❤️ Why I did this: I love Canva and Product Management and I wanted to intern as a PM at Canva! This helped put my product sense to the test + get a foot in the door

<aside> 🙋🏽‍♀️ Created by: Khushi Shelat Date: July 2021

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<aside> 📃 **User Flow Mapping Initial Design Specs One Pager Summary Canva for Teams Growth Case Study [OLD]**

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<aside> 🎯 For 2021 and beyond, the aim is to grow the user base of the Canva for Presentations feature, furthering Canva's target market position as the leading developer of tools that help teams collaborate and design most effectively

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<aside> ‼️ Disclaimer: This Strategy Document is limited without a native understanding of Canva's internal product development processes and user data, so it can be considered a draft/work in progress

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Context and Background

Status Quo @ Canva

In August 2018, Canva launched 'Canva 2.0', and with it, a template library tailored to presentations, the option to present directly from Canva, and share a live link to your presentation. In 2020, Canva announced the ability to assign tasks to team members, animations and Real-Time Collaboration. While Canva from its early days could be used to design presentation-size deliverables, these added features have put Canva further into the spotlight as an alternative for traditional professional presentation tools.

Through the onset of the pandemic, Canva for Presentations proved a powerful virtual work tool and emerged as a major acquisition channel, with 85 Fortune 100 companies using Canva for workplace collaboration. However, legacy players maintain a strong position in the market, expanding on Canva for Presentations' features to provide a uniquely advantageous experience is key to furthering this acquisition channel. With Canva's introduction to the Windows App Store and increase in advertising campaigns focused on Presentations, the time is ripe to introducing these features!

Market Trends

The presentation tool market has expanded recently to include a range of disruptive players, some of whom focus solely on presentations. Based on recent fundraises (eg. Pitch, Mmhmm) and general market behaviours - including feature introductions from PowerPoint, the following trends can be observed in the broader market:

Market Landscape

The market landscape includes the legacy tools like PowerPoint and Google Sheet, as well as new players of note including:

📄 A feature-specific competitive analysis is shown below

Feature-Specific Competitive Analysis