What Canva changed

• Replaced the main homepage hero video with a specific demonstration of the Magic Layers feature.
• Updated dozens of internal navigation and feature links to remove the "www" prefix (e.g., changing www.canva.com to canva.com).
• Updated the destination for the "Explore Magic Layers" call-to-action.

Canva updated its main hero video to showcase "Magic Layers," signaling a push to promote specific AI-driven editing features. They also moved many internal links from a "www" subdomain to the root domain, which is a significant technical SEO and branding shift.

• Updated the main content skip link from canva.com to www.canva.com
• Updated template list skip links to include the www prefix
• Updated footer skip links to include the www prefix
• Changed the Video 3 link destination to use the www subdomain

• This change ensures consistent URL routing across the website, which helps with technical SEO and link reliability.

• Updated the main hero video link from a specific file path to the root domain.
• Removed "www." from all accessibility "Skip to" links, including skip to main content, footer, and template lists.
• Standardized internal navigation links to point directly to the root domain.

Canva is moving away from "www." in its internal navigation and accessibility links. This suggests a technical shift toward a cleaner root domain structure, which can impact SEO and how the site handles traffic.