What is a Document?
A document is a design file that contains all the information needed for product design, from subject and target to screen composition and connection flow.
Core Elements of a Documentβ
The core elements of a document are the following three:
- Product Requirements (PRD): Defines the purpose, target audience, and usage environment of the product to be created.
- Interface: Composes screen units such as pages, modals, sections, and components.
- Information: Organizes the content, functions, and connection relationships to be included in the screens.
A single document represents a single product plan, and planners, designers, and developers can complete the planning together by looking at the same structure.
Creating a Documentβ
- This page is a list screen where you can manage all documents of the selected group at a glance.
- You can create multiple documents within a group and edit them freely.
- To create a new document, click the [Create New Document] button in the top right.
- When you create a new document, you'll be taken directly to the editor screen.
- You can modify the document name displayed in the top bar by double-clicking it.
- Click the [Back] button on the left side of the top bar to return to the 'Document List' page.
Managing Documentsβ
- Click the [Menu] button on the right side of the document box to use the rename and archive functions.
- When you click archive, the document will be hidden from the list and can be viewed in the [Archive] page in the left sidebar.
- Archived documents can be restored or permanently deleted.
- Click the [Star icon] to bookmark a document. Bookmarked documents can be accessed directly from the left sidebar.