Projects
A Project lives inside a workspace and contains the documents you edit. Each project has its own set of documents (called nodes), its own member list, and its own settings.
What a project contains
- A collection of documents (nodes) that you create and edit in the editor
- A member list for controlling who can access this specific project
- Project-level settings such as the title
Project vs. Workspace
A workspace is the broad container, think of it as a team or department. A project is a focused collection of documents within that workspace. Workspace membership and project membership are separate: non-owner members need explicit project membership for each project they should access, while the workspace owner can access all projects in the workspace.
Roles and permissions
Each project member has an owner, editor, or viewer role that determines what they can do with the project's documents. See Project Permissions for a full breakdown of what each role can do.
Working in the editor
Open a project's editor from the actions menu in your workspace's projects list to start creating and editing documents. See Opening the Editor for the exact steps, or /help/editor for details on using the editor itself.
Publishing projects
When a project is ready to share publicly, use its Publish page to choose which pages go live and set the public address. See Publishing a Project for the full flow, or Custom Domains if you want to use your own hostname.