Learning the Basics | The Photoshop Interface

What is the fundamental structure of Photoshop?

• Tools

• Artboards

• Panels

• Layers

What resolution is typically used for print presets?

• 72 pixels per inch

• 300 pixels per inch

• 150 pixels per inch

• 96 pixels per inch

What is the default resolution for web content in Photoshop?

• 150 pixels per inch

• 300 pixels per inch

• 96 pixels per inch

• 72 pixels per inch

What color mode is primarily used for web content in Photoshop?

• Bitmap

• RGB

• CMYK

• Grayscale

What happens if you set the dimensions in inches instead of pixels for a web project?

• There's no effect on the project

• The artboard size becomes excessively large

• Photoshop automatically converts it

• The project becomes too small

Where can you find every tool available in Photoshop?

• Menu Bar

• Option Bar

• Toolbar

• Layers Panel

What is the purpose of the option bar in Photoshop?

• To manage layers

• To navigate between projects

• To adjust the settings of the selected tool

• To select different artboards

What is the significance of the option bar?

• It displays options for the selected tool

• It lists all the tools in Photoshop

• It is used to manage layers

• It is used to navigate the menu

What are Photoshop artboards equivalent to?

• A toolset

• A piece of paper on a desk

• A layer

• A canvas

How can you ensure everything you create in Photoshop is visible?

• By saving frequently

• By using the highest resolution

• By using multiple layers

• By keeping creations within the artboard boundaries