Layering in desktop publishing

Layering in desktop publishing refers to the technique of stacking various design elements, such as text, images, and graphics, on top of one another within a digital workspace. This allows designers to control the visibility and arrangement of elements, making it easier to create complex layouts without altering the original content. Each layer can be edited independently, enabling adjustments in size, position, and effects without affecting other layers. This flexibility enhances creativity and efficiency in the design process.