Sites and spaces

A site presents your documents to readers as a place they can navigate. A site is made of spaces, which nest up to six levels deep. Each space gets an overview page built from what is in it: counts, recent changes, cards for the spaces inside it, and live previews of the documents. You can build a whole site in one call from a template that mirrors your existing folders, then refine it — either by asking your assistant, or by hand in the visual editor. Sites are live; there is no publish button. Whether anyone outside your workspace can see a site depends only on whether a link to it exists. Your sites are in the site menu at the top left, beside the Docs · Projects · Live · Audience switcher: the site's name is the menu. Choose another site there to move to it, or open the site's own pages or its analytics. If there is only one site and you cannot add another, the name is a link home.