Question

1. a brand guideline typically includes:

a. camera settings for product photos
b. approved fonts, colors, logo usage rules
c. file size limits
d. timeline estimates

1. what is the purpose of properly naming and organizing layers?

a. it reduces file size
b. it makes editing and collaboration easier
c. it sharpens the image
d. it improves color accuracy

Explanation:

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A brand guideline focuses on maintaining consistent brand identity. Approved fonts, colors, and logo usage rules are key elements of brand guidelines. Camera settings (A) relate to photography, file size limits (C) are technical, and timeline estimates (D) are project - related, not core to brand guidelines.

Properly naming and organizing layers in design or editing software helps team members find and work on elements easily, thus making editing and collaboration smoother. Reducing file size (A) is about compression, sharpening images (C) is an editing effect, and improving color accuracy (D) is about color calibration, none of which are related to naming/organizing layers.

Answer:

B. Approved fonts, colors, logo usage rules

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