While CorelDRAW’s current "Object Styles" feature is powerful for managing advanced custom styles, it has a steep learning curve and styles are primarily confined to the active document.
I highly request the introduction of a global "Quick Style Palette" filled with rich, built-in presets that are accessible across all documents—similar to Photoshop's Styles, Illustrator's Graphic Styles, or Microsoft Word's heading presets.
This palette should be a comprehensive "one-stop-shop" for everyday layout elements:
Text & Shapes: Ready-to-use, one-click presets like 3D text effects, neon glow, or pre-styled vector shapes.
Tables: Design presets that can be applied instantly and changed on the fly later. Common tasks like alternating row colors and coordinated border styles should be completed with a single click, rather than formatting individual cells manually.
Photos (Bitmaps): One-click photo effect/filter presets to instantly change the "vibe" or mood of an image (e.g., vintage, cinematic, warm/cool color grading). Corel’s own PaintShop Pro historically integrated excellent creative presets (such as inheriting the style palette from PhotoImpact). Bringing a similar concept into CorelDRAW would be amazing for quick layouts.
When business-oriented users or non-designers use CorelDRAW, they often struggle with "how to apply professional colors and effects" from scratch. Having these visual, ready-to-use presets would save an immense amount of time and lower the barrier to entry.
To be clear, we should absolutely keep the current robust Object Styles system for advanced users. However, adding an instant, visual preset palette would make CorelDRAW vastly more accessible and efficient for everyday business and quick layout tasks.