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Workspaces & projects

Create a website in the right workspace, choose a starting point, and give your team the access they need.

Where to find it

  1. Dashboard
  2. All projects

In this guide

An editable project in your workspace, with a clear route back to its settings and team.

Before you start: Sign in. Creating projects requires a role that permits site creation and space within your plan’s project limit.

On this page

Choose or create a workspace

Use a workspace for the team that owns the work. Keep individual websites as separate projects within it.

All projects in the Northwind Studio sample workspace.
  1. 1Choose a workspace. Keep projects in the team that owns them.
  2. 2Start a project. Choose AI, a template, or a blank page.
  3. 3Project actions. Open settings and other project actions.

All projects in the Northwind Studio sample workspace.

  1. 1

    Open the workspace switcher

    Click the workspace name above the left navigation. Expand All Workspaces to select an existing workspace.

  2. 2

    Create another workspace if needed

    Choose Add Workspace from the same menu and complete the creation form. Return to All projects in the workspace you want to use.

Create a project

From All projects, choose New Project. The starting-point chooser opens inside the editor.

  1. 1

    Choose your starting point

    Choose Start with a template for a ready-made site, the blank option for an empty project, or Start with AI when generation is available.

  2. 2

    Install a template

    In the template picker, search or filter the gallery. Choose Use template on an available design. Wait for the installation to finish before editing.

    You should see: The editor opens with the template’s pages and editable content. Some templates depend on plan access; unavailable templates cannot be installed.

  3. 3

    Name the project

    Click the project name in the editor header to open the project menu. You can also use Editor → Project settings → General, change Project name, and choose Save project settings.

Return to project management

The project card itself opens the editor. Use its three-dot menu and Settings to manage the project. From inside the editor, use Editor → Project settings.

Rename the project from General settings.
  1. 1Project name. The name used in your workspace and editor.
  2. 2Save settings. Apply the updated project identity.

Rename the project from General settings.

  1. 1

    Choose the settings area

    General contains project identity and site experience. Domains handles hostnames. Publishing handles releases and the production site.

  2. 2

    Open the other project areas

    On All projects, open the project’s three-dot menu and choose Overview. The Project areas list includes Pages, Assets, CMS, Reviews, Forms, SEO, Analytics, Exports, and Integrations, subject to your permissions. From Publishing, Site dashboard opens the same overview.

Invite a teammate or client

Team membership belongs to the workspace. Client access can be limited to specific sites.

Choose the invitation role and any client-specific site access.
  1. 1Email. Enter the person you want to invite.
  2. 2Role. Choose the access this person needs.
  3. 3Client site access. Assign sites for a client reviewer or editor.

Choose the invitation role and any client-specific site access.

  1. 1

    Open Team

    Return to the dashboard and choose Team in the left navigation.

  2. 2

    Set the invitation

    Under Invite teammate or client, enter their Email and choose a Role. For a client reviewer or client editor, select the intended Client sites.

  3. 3

    Send and track the invitation

    Choose Send invite. Check Invites for its status. Use the invite’s resend or revoke action if needed.

    You should see: The invitation appears in the list; the person becomes a member after accepting it.

Screenshots use a local sample workspace.

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