Indesigns learning curve is a lot higher than say Photoshop or illustrator in my experience. Once you get used to it as an incredibly powerful layout and typesetting tool, you won't want to go back to Canva.

It takes time to learn, you’ll learn something new every time you open the program. Plenty of awesome beginner videos on YouTube too.

I mean canva is an amateur program compared to in design so it’s a whole different thing. It’s not too tough though - I can help if you want just call

It’s not intuitive, but it’s powerful and worth investing time in learning if print work is imprtant to your job. Invest in a course, don’t bother with trying to pick it up with YouTube videos – you’ll end up wasting time better invested elsewhere.

It’s user friendly once you understand adobe. But that is like learning Latin.