For Canva creators and marketers who struggle with tight deadlines: learn to record asset sources, verify AI and stock usage rights, and fix contrast and reading order before you export.
What you will be able to do
- Maintain a precise permissions list: Build and manage a comprehensive record for mockup photos, fonts, stock, and AI elements. Use this list to quickly identify which assets require photographer credit or payment before a project ships.
- Verify usage rights for stock and AI: Run a systematic check to distinguish between cleared stock and uncleared AI-generated content. Apply these checks to ensure your assets are used within their specific licensing limits.
- Optimize contrast for buyer readability: Perform color contrast checks to ensure your text and elements are legible. Test these fixes at the actual size a buyer sees the design to prevent readability issues on mobile devices.
- Apply professional alt text: Set descriptive alt text for images and elements across your designs. Use this process to make your social assets and presentations accessible to users relying on screen readers.
- Correct reading order and PDF exports: Review and adjust the sequence of elements across different formats. Apply these basics to your PDF exports to ensure the content follows a logical order for all readers.
- Establish a formal client usage policy: Write a clear, written policy documenting your standards for AI and asset usage rights. Provide this to clients to professionalize your handoff and clarify how content is sourced.
Taught at learn.m-a-s-t-e-r.ai: lessons that adapt to your level, an AI tutor you can ask anything, quizzes and flashcards, and a certificate when you finish.
