I'd have said that the distinctive feature of Creationism is the view that the various kinds of organisms were created separately by God doing miracles. What exactly constitutes a "kind of organism" varies from creationist to creationist.
Deists think that God created the universe and then left it alone to run its course. A modern deist would --- perhaps not by definition, but with no exception that I know of --- accept that the universe came into being without life and so would attribute the origin of life to natural causes and the diversity of life to evolution.
Intelligent Design does not have a single coherent definition agreed on by all the people who claim to advocate it.
Theistic evolutionists accept the facts of evolution, including common descent, and see it as the working-out of God's plan,
either because God set the boundary conditions of the universe so it should occur,
or by augmenting the theory of evolution with divine intervention as an additional mechanism.