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  1. What is a 'smart object' in Adobe Photoshop?

    Answer: A layer that contains image data that can be edited non-destructively and scaled without quality loss

    Smart Objects embed image data in a layer container, preserving the original data so the image can be scaled, transformed, and filtered non-destructively.

  2. In Adobe XD or Figma-type workflows, what is a 'prototype'?

    Answer: An interactive mockup that simulates user interactions before development

    A prototype is an interactive simulation of a design that allows stakeholders to experience and test user flows without writing any code.

  3. What does the 'Export for Web' (Save for Web) feature in Photoshop help you optimize?

    Answer: File size and image quality for web delivery

    Save for Web lets you balance image quality against file size and choose the best format (JPEG, PNG, GIF) for fast web loading.

  4. In Adobe Illustrator, what is the 'Pen Tool' primarily used for?

    Answer: Drawing precise bezier curves and custom vector paths

    The Pen Tool creates precise anchor points and bezier curves, allowing designers to draw any custom vector shape or path.

  5. What is the role of a 'color profile' (such as sRGB or Adobe RGB) in digital media?

    Answer: It defines the range of colors (gamut) that can be represented in a file for consistent color reproduction

    A color profile defines the color gamut of an image so that colors appear consistently across different devices, monitors, and printers.

  6. Which audio format is commonly used for high-quality, uncompressed audio in professional video production?

    Answer: WAV

    WAV (Waveform Audio File Format) is an uncompressed audio format that preserves full audio quality, making it standard in professional production workflows.

  7. In Adobe After Effects, what is the 'Composition' panel used for?

    Answer: Previewing and viewing the current animated composition in real time

    The Composition panel is the main preview window in After Effects where you see the result of your layers and animations at the current time indicator position.

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