(source 1) It is using the most current version of Photoshop, 2024, released in September, so it is current. A man named Steve Patterson wrote this article, but this website contains many. They may be an authority on the matter, as they have so many tutorials specific to Photoshop. More than likely, there is an editor for this source. I easily followed this tutorial, which had an abundance of photos for reference and was well written. Yes, I would use this again as it is good, as it used concise instructions for specific things.

(Source 2), The information on this article is not completely up to date was last updated on August 2022. The article specifically was written by Grant Friedman and posted on the website design.tutsplus.com. I can’t say for sure if they are an authority, however they do have a lot of good and free resources. Grant Friedman does, however, have good and trustworthy credentials to be giving out information. Most likely for this article, there is an editor. It was pretty well written and well organised. It was easy to find what I needed. It’s a good resource for someone who is having trouble getting started learning Photoshop, I however would not need to use it.

(Source 3), This blog was written 3 months ago. The information is being written Deanna deBara, a freelance writer. She isn’t necessarilty an authority in the community, nor is she well-known, but her explanations and writting is good. There is an editor for this source aswell. It is well written, easy to follow, and enjoyable to read. I deffinetly see myself going back to look at the source in the future if I ever find myself struggling to understand a design concept.