All about Microsoft Designer

 Microsoft Designer is a tool for designing and prototyping user interfaces. To use it, you will need to open the application and create a new project. From there, you can use the various tools and features of the program to create your design. Some basic commands to help you get started include:

Selecting elements: Use the selection tool to select elements on the canvas.

Moving elements: Once an element is selected, you can use the arrow keys to move it around.

Resizing elements: Use the resize handles to change the size of an element.

Aligning elements: Use the alignment tools to align elements to each other or to the canvas.

Adding text: Use the text tool to add text to your design.

Adding shapes: Use the shape tool to add basic shapes like rectangles, circles, and lines to your design.

Layers: You can organize elements in your design using layers.

These are just a few basic commands to help you get started with Microsoft Designer. The program has many more features and tools available, so be sure to explore the interface and take a look at the documentation for more information.