Learn the basics in just 5 minutes
Click the project selector in the top right and create a new project. Give it a meaningful name that reflects your design work. This will be your workspace for organizing all design elements.
Tip: Use descriptive project names like "E-commerce Redesign 2025" or "Brand Identity - Tech Startup" for easy identification.
Start with the Overview section to define your project goals, target audience, and key deliverables. This sets the foundation for your design process and ensures everyone is aligned.
Add visual inspiration, color palettes, and reference websites to establish the design direction and aesthetic. Upload images or add website URLs to create a cohesive visual reference.
Pro Tip: Include 3-5 reference images and 2-3 competitor websites to create a well-rounded mood board.
Create your brand's visual identity by selecting colors, typography, and button styles. This ensures consistency across all design elements and provides clear guidelines for implementation.
Plan your website's architecture by adding pages and defining the features that go on each page. Use the wireframe canvas to create visual layouts and organize your site's navigation flow.
Define your brand messaging, key content snippets, and SEO strategy. Include headlines, CTAs, and important copy that will be used throughout your website.
Organize all your design assets including logos, icons, images, and graphics. Label them appropriately for easy reference and categorization.
Once you've completed all sections, navigate to the Summary page to see your comprehensive design brief. Export it as a PDF to share with your team or clients.
Next Steps: Your design summary includes all project details, visual references, style guidelines, and technical specifications in one professional document.