To which panel would you typically go to adjust transparency settings?

The Transparency panel is specifically designed for adjusting transparency settings in Adobe Illustrator. This panel allows users to manipulate the opacity of selected objects, apply blending modes, and manage how objects interact with the layers beneath them visually. By opening the Transparency panel, you can easily control how transparent an object appears, allowing for intricate designs that rely on both foreground and background elements.

While the Layers panel is crucial for managing the arrangement and visibility of layers, it does not provide controls for opacity adjustments. The Appearance panel allows you to modify the attributes of objects, such as strokes, fills, and effects, but is not solely focused on transparency. The Properties panel encompasses various settings relevant to selected objects, but when it comes to transparency adjustments, it directs you to use the dedicated Transparency panel for precise control. Thus, accessing the Transparency panel is the most efficient way to manage and adjust transparency in your designs.