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Dedicated software for creating digital diagrams that show ideas and their connections around a central topic.
Pens, pencils, rulers and paper, which are non-electronic hardware used to create documents by hand.
A display that shows documents and software menus as they are created, often used in pairs by designers.
Dedicated software for writing scripts, offering advanced layout and character identification features.
General purpose software used for typing and editing text, a simple option for writing scripts.
Dedicated software that lets artists plan shots in frames, with tools for sketching and adding images.
Software that uses a grid of cells to record and calculate data, often used for asset logs.
A flat-bed device that converts paper documents or images into a digital format using light.
Software used to create slideshows, often with simple drawing and layout tools for making diagrams.
A pointing device used to select, move and arrange objects on screen while designing a document.
Software that stores many detailed records and lets users sort, filter and search them quickly.
Specialist software with shapes and connectors for building diagrams that show a step-by-step process.
An input device used to type text and add annotation to digital pre-production documents.
Software with advanced page layout tools used to arrange text and images for magazines, posters and brochures.
A device with a flat surface and stylus that lets designers draw or trace images into a computer.
A device that captures photographs or digitises physical items, with a smartphone camera often being good enough.
Specialist software used to plan the layout of pages or screens before they are built.
Software for manipulating graphics and photographs, available as raster editors or vector editors.