Leo-Tasks Submission - Thumbnail Template For "Cub Finance & PolyCub Tutorials"

In my previous post, I explained the steps taken to complete my first ever task launched by @leo.tasks. If you are not aware of how it works, please check out the intro post here. It's an initiative to leverage the power of community in getting important tasks done which are vital for the growth of the Leo Finance ecosystem. In the first task, I created a thumbnail for "Leo Finance Video Tutorials" as shown below:

Took me a decent amount of time to perfect it because I knew that if I make it right once, I won't have to do much for 2nd & 3rd Task. So I fixed all the elements beforehand. Using the Canva Template I created my own tutorial thumbnail template that I used in Task 2 and Task 3. Just a couple of small cosmetic changes like updating color and replacing logo of LeoFinance with Cub Finance & Polycub. That's it. Didn't take me more than 10 minutes to do it.

Description for Task 2 & 3 was similar to the previous one except for this time I had to create Thumbnails for Cub Finance & Polycub Video Tutorials. I also added a tagline on top explaining the type of applications we are dealing with. For example, in the case of Leo Finance, it is "Publish-To-Earn", for Cub Finance it is "DeFi on Binance Smart Chain (BSC)" and for Polycub it is "DeFi on Polygon". This is passing on a clear message to the audience. They would have some idea about what they are getting into, just by looking at the TN.

These thumbnails have black backgrounds with matching themes depending upon the colors in their respective logos. They look fine when zoomed out since it's one of the important requirements of this Task. So I made sure to choose the template where at least the Title is visible even on a small screen. I am pretty sure it would look even better on mobile.

I created a Canva Template which can be easily edited by anyone to make changes as per the requirements. Here is the proof of submission which is the same as the previous task since all three templates were in one Project:

Really enjoyed working on these three tasks. Now I know how I can easily find templates related to 'guides and tutorials' and make them my own. Looking forward to doing some more. They are two of them available up for grabs right now. So, if you want to participate, please check them out at @leo.tasks and claim them by commenting "Claim" under the task post. It's that simple!

If you liked my work, please upvote & reblog. Thank you so much guys. See you in the next one. 🤤