Photoshop
This tool is used to copy pixels from one area of an image to another to remove imperfections.
Clone Stamp tool
This type of graphic is made of paths and can be resized without losing quality
vector
This type of font has small decorative strokes or "feet" at the ends of letters
Serif
These are non-printing blue lines used to help line up objects accurately.
Guides
This principle makes a design feel visually stable and even.
Balance
This allows you to hide parts of a layer without deleting them. Black Revels - White Hides
Layer Mask
This type of pen tool allows you to create smooth curves and straight lines when pressing ALT
Curvature Pen Tool
This type of font does not have decorative strokes and feels more modern.
Sans Serif
This alignment evenly spaces text between both the left and right margins
Justified
This principle uses differences in color, size, or shape to make elements stand out.
Contrast
This feature - and there are many tools for this - is used to isolate part of an image so you can edit only that area. Like removing a background.
Selections
These two controls determine the color inside a shape and the outline of a shape
Fill and Stroke
This type of textbox is used for paragraphs and flows inside a text box.
Area Type
You click here to "pull guides" in Illustrator
In Ruler
This principle guides the viewer’s eye through the design
Movement
This tool - at the bottom of the Layers panel - is used to adjust color, brightness, or contrast without changing the original image.
Adjustment Layer
This basic shape is used to create a triangle in Illustrator
Polygon Tool
This typography term refers to the space between lines of text.
Leading
This tool helps line up objects evenly and precisely on the artboard.
Align Tool
This principle means leaving space so a design does not feel crowded
White Space?
This controls the stacking order of images, text, and effects on your artboard.
Layers
This Pathfinder option removes the front shape from the shape behind it.
Minus Front
This typography term refers to the space between individual letters.
Kerning
Consistent alignment and makes this easier for the this for the viewer.
readability
This principle repeats elements to create consistency and unity.
What is Repetition?