Canva with Kim: Hands-On Projects for Beginners is the perfect starting point for anyone who wants to learn Canva through simple, fun, real projects. Whether you are brand new to design or have dabbled in Canva before, this project based workbook guides you step by step through the most important tools, features, and creative skills you need to design with confidence. Instead of overwhelming you with technical concepts, this book walks you through practical, beginner friendly projects that let you learn by doing. What You Will Learn ✔ How to get started in Canva Create your free account and explore Canva’s interface with a clear, beginner focused walkthrough. ✔ Essential design skills through real projects Build confidence as you complete hands on exercises that teach you how Canva really works. ✔ Logo Design for Beginners Create your first logo using simple tools and layouts, then learn how to download and share your finished design. ✔ Social Media Graphics Design a Facebook story and learn the basics of formatting, layout, font pairing, and visual hierarchy. ✔ Animated GIFs and Motion Graphics Turn your logo into an animated design, discover Canva’s motion tools, and learn how to export GIFs. ✔ Create a Vacation Video Combine your photos, text, and music to build a polished video project using Canva’s timeline editor. ✔ A complete design foundation By the end, you will understand the core features of Canva and feel confident creating graphics for personal, school, or small business use. Who This Book Is For Complete beginners - Craft and digital product learners - Small business owners - Students - Adults learning Canva for the first time - Anyone who wants to design without needing technical skills Why Readers Love This Guide This book is practical, friendly, and focused entirely on showing you how to make real things . Every project builds your skills step by step, helping you go from unsure beginner to capable creator. If you want a simple, supportive way to learn Canva through actual projects—not overwhelming theory— this is the ideal starting point.