Take the first step through your own work.
Sign in through an available Google, Microsoft or email method. Organisation and team setup follows identity registration in the workspace; the first form does not carry the whole setup burden.
The existing learning journey introduces the basic steps. Continue at your own pace or skip it; if invited, retain the context of the work you were invited to join.
A reference space explained in the product’s own language.
The Guide uses topic cards, notes, shapes and connections to explain tools. Explore sections covering basic objects, menus, structural tools, diagrams and collaboration.
Practice steps provide a route into using a tool. Content created in the practice area belongs to your work; the explanatory layer and your contributions remain separate.
Keep the learning layer distinct from your work.
Guide visibility can be changed personally. The Room owner or Designer can enable or disable it for a Room; hiding an explanation does not delete work in the practice area.
The wider Guide content and basic practice layer are implemented parts. Contextual help search and new-version badges belong to later development scope.