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  1. Which file format is native to Affinity Designer for saving projects with full editability?

    Answer: .afdesign

    Affinity Designer saves its native editable projects in the .afdesign format.

  2. What is the primary difference between Affinity Designer's Pixel persona and Designer persona?

    Answer: Pixel persona enables raster editing; Designer persona is for vector work

    The Pixel persona provides raster/bitmap editing tools, while the Designer persona focuses on vector illustration.

  3. Which panel in Affinity Designer displays the stacking order of objects on the canvas?

    Answer: Layers panel

    The Layers panel shows the hierarchy and stacking order of all objects in the document.

  4. When you first launch Affinity Designer and choose 'New Document,' what setting determines the color output for print vs. screen?

    Answer: Color format (CMYK vs. RGB)

    The color format setting—CMYK for print and RGB for screen—defines the document's color output mode.

  5. What does the Navigator panel allow you to do in Affinity Designer?

    Answer: Pan and zoom to any area of the document quickly

    The Navigator panel provides a thumbnail overview of the document so you can pan and zoom rapidly.

  6. Which keyboard shortcut toggles the visibility of all panels in Affinity Designer to get a clean canvas view?

    Answer: Tab

    Pressing Tab hides or shows all open panels, giving an unobstructed view of the canvas.

  7. Affinity Designer's 'Symbols' feature is primarily used to:

    Answer: Create reusable design elements that update globally when edited

    Symbols let you create master components that propagate edits to all instances throughout the document.