When collaborating on a document in Adobe Express, what does a green checkmark signify?

In the context of collaborating on a document in Adobe Express, a green checkmark signifies that a comment has been resolved. This means that the issue or question associated with the comment has been addressed satisfactorily, allowing collaborators to track which discussions or points have reached a conclusion. This feature is particularly useful in collaborative environments, as it helps teams maintain clarity and ensure that all relevant feedback has been reviewed and completed.

The other options do not correctly represent the status indicated by a green checkmark. For example, a pending comment would not have been resolved yet, and thus wouldn’t be represented by a green checkmark. Similarly, a locked document signifies that no further edits can be made which is unrelated to the status of comments. Archiving a document refers to saving it away from active use, which does not apply to the collaboration status indicated by a green checkmark.