Areas
Every workspace has different functionality so, their areas are packed with contents depending on their functionality.
Outliner(Lime), Properties(Turquoise), Timeline(Red), 3D Viewport(Rose)
For Example: Blender’s default startup shows the “Layout” workspace in the main area, which has different functionality from other workspace tabs.
Layout Workspace(Default)
The “Layout” workspace in the main area.
Sculpting Workspace
In sculpt mode, instead of dealing with individual elements (vertices, edges, and faces), an area of the model is primarily changed using brushes.
sculpting workspace tab
As you’ve seen from the above example, areas are different for different workspaces.
Blender Manual in Computer Graphics
Blender is a free and open-source 3D creation suite that helps create anything you want, including animated movies, 3D printed models, virtual reality apps, motion graphics, visual effects, interactive 3D games, and more. Being that it runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows which makes it a cross-platform application. It has small memory and drive requirements as compared to other 3D creation suites.