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Illustrator allows option to Simulate Color Paper, whereby user can pick any color as the background. (This is accessible from File -> Document Setup)
Does this help solve the described concerns?
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Here's how I'm picturing it. Similar to the layers window, it has a visibility (eye) icon and a lock (padlock) icon that can be toggled on and off. In the attached example:
- Artboard 1 is visible and unlocked, artwork can be edited
- Artboard 2 is hidden (invisible) and is also locked. The locked state has no bearing in this case as invisible means both the artboard and associated artwork is hidden. However, if the artboard were made visible by clicking the eye icon column, the artboard and artwork would become visible again, but would be locked so that the artwork could not be edited.
- Artboard 3 is visible and locked. The artwork can be seen, but cannot be edited.
- Artboard 4, like artboard 1, is visible and editable. In this case it is the currently selected artboard which is being actively worked on by the user.