Windows 10: Switching quickly between hobbies/work environments

Hi!

I am really not sure where to post this, but this seemed ok: I am noticing that I am constantly switching between working on different things (hobby, work, graphic design, investing) and changing my way of working takes quite some time.

My question is; is it possible to automate/make this easier?

For example, I would really like it if I pressed a shortcut on my desktop called "Graphic Design" and relevant websites would open, my Photoshop would open, my OneNote opens etc. I thought I could probably achieve something alike with the use of desktops (Windows key + Tab), but I am not sure if you can save desktops for certain uses and if this does not take too much CPU.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

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