When you think of design templates, you may think of Canva, which changed design to make it easy for more people to customize content. But Canva only goes so far for businesses – it lacks the guardrails that brands and agencies need to ensure design integrity when inviting more users (including non-designers) into the process.
Where Canva falls short, Design Huddle shines – with a white-label, embeddable design and video templating platform built specifically for business use. Design Huddle simplifies content customization by enabling agencies and brands to turn their designs and videos into editable templates for a range of users.
Whether you’re an agency or an in-house design team, here are five reasons to use Design Huddle’s templating platform to provide customizable designs and videos.
Anyone who’s ever worked at a design agency knows the pain of “revision hell” – be it with a client or even internally with design and marketing teams. Tweak this image. Change that color. Change out the video. Seemingly small changes turn into a big headache.
Design Huddle’s templating platform eliminates this endless back-and-forth cycle, saving everyone time and accelerating the path to final design. By giving your client (or other team members) access to editable templates and our easy-to-use editor, you empower them to make small text, hyperlink, and image changes on their own. You can also use Design Huddle’s approval tool to streamline final approvals and guarantee the design hasn’t changed. 
Design Huddle also makes life easier for in-house design teams. If you’re working on a design team within a company, you’re inundated with mundane design requests that pull you away from more creative work.
By using Design Huddle’s templating platform, design teams can create brand assets – such as social media posts, display ads, email graphics, and sales decks – in their platform of choice, then import them into Design Huddle as templates. From there, they can allow users (in sales and marketing, for example) to manipulate text and images without breaking design rules. 
Users are empowered to make the changes they need to keep content fresh – quickly. Design teams get the time and freedom to focus on creating and innovating. And companies gain the advantage to speed forward with new assets and designs.
April 30, 2024
