Are you struggling to create graphics to support your Shopify store?

Whether you need an icon, banner, entire presentation or video to support your products, there’s a tool that makes it easy even for people with no graphic design experience: it’s called Canva.

Gone are the days when you’d need to hire a graphic artist to produce custom images for your ecommerce store. You can make most of the visual materials you need with the help of some simple drag-and-drop tools and a little practice.

In this Canva review, I’ll take you through how Canva works, its main features, the pricing, and what you can expect from using it to beautify your Shopify store.

Did you know that once you’ve set up your store and are ready to accept payments from customers through Shopify Payments, you can test both successful and failed transactions before you hit the “live“ button?

That gives you more peace of mind that the payment process in your store will go smoothly and provide a great customer experience once you launch and customers start purchasing your products.

In this brief guide, I’ll show you how to test Shopify Payments. 

I’ve assumed that you already have  Shopify Payments set up. If not, you’ll need to go here for a tutorial. Otherwise, it’s quite simple to test your Shopify Payments setup: simply activate the test mode and use test credit card details to simulate payments.

Let’s get started on why it’s important to do that — and how to get started.