Canva for Print Landing Page
Canva was launching Print. People could now design something and get it printed and shipped to their door. The landing pages had to make that feel real. Not just “we print stuff,” but “this is what it’ll look like in your hands.”
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UI/UX Design, Web
What I did
I designed the Print hub, the main landing page for the whole service. Then I designed the individual document type pages, like Posters, that sit under it.
The approach
Print is physical, so the pages needed to feel physical too. I leaned on realistic mockups. Framed posters on a desk. Business cards spilling out of a Canva box. A zoomed-in loupe to show off paper texture.
The hub does the big sell. It answers the main questions: quality, delivery, finishes. It also shows the full range of what you can print.
Each document type page goes deeper. Sizes, paper options, templates for that specific product. Same structure as the hub, so it all feels like one family.
One layout, many pages
I built the document type page as a repeatable layout. Swap the content, keep the structure. That made it quick to roll out new pages as Canva added more print products.
How it works, made obvious
Printing online can feel risky. So I added a simple 5-step flow, from picking a template to getting the confirmation email. No guesswork.
Result
The pages went live with the Print launch. The hub became the front door for the whole service. The document type layout made it easy to add new products as Print grew.