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Website Workspace

The Website Workspace serves as your localized project command center. Operating strictly within the context of a single web container, this dashboard shows you basic site-level statistics, manage project-level team permissions, configure site-wide metadata fallbacks, and launch directly into the visual Editor.

⚙️ Website Settings​

These global parameters define the environmental runtime behavior and native browser integrations for your web property.

  • Icon: Upload your website's browser tab icon. Supported formats include PNG, WEBP, SVG, or JPG (Recommended resolution: 192×192 pixels).
  • Background Color: This is used for phone interfaces. Provides a smooth visual transition from the app's initial launch to its fully loaded state.
  • Theme Color: This color application can provide a more native app-like experience for your web app. Choose a theme_color that aligns with your app's brand guidelines, as this can enhance user recognition and recall, particularly when your app is viewed alongside other applications or system interfaces.
  • Site Language: Your site's default (primary) language.
  • Google Tag Manager Code: Add your GTM code, if any.
  • Google Analytics Code: Add your GA code, if any.

👥 Project Employee Roles & Permissions​

In the People/Employees view, you can add users specifically for this website project and assign roles to control operational boundaries.

Website Access​

  1. Navigate to the People/Employees panel inside your active Website dashboard.
  2. Click the Create button.
  3. Input the operator's first name, last name, and a unique, valid email address.
Email Activation Protocol

Newly provisioned user accounts remain restricted until their identity is verified. After creating the profile, select the user from your registry list and click the Activate button to dispatch an automated registration validation link to their inbox.

Localized Roles​

You can fine-tune access boundaries by assigning one of four distinct project roles:

  • Administrator: Full infrastructure privileges over the specific web container, including the ability to add, audit, or completely evict other team users.
  • Developer: Granted complete authority to manipulate raw component code layers, modify data blueprints, manipulate website code, and execute structural migrations.
  • Designer: Provides focused access to the visual design variables in the Design drawer.
  • Editor: Restricted strictly to content lifecycle manipulation. Editors can update content, manage pages, and swap image tiles, but cannot modify underlying code.

🔍 Site-Wide SEO Fallbacks​

This interface controls your global search visibility guidelines and establishes automated safety fallbacks if an author fails to specify unique metadata on an individual page.

Global Metadata Rules​

  • Default Meta Title: The baseline text displayed on web browser tabs and search engine results if an explicit page-level title attribute is absent.
  • Default Meta Description: The fallback snippet context surfaced on search indexes under your URL link. Keep this under 160 characters.
  • Social Share Fallbacks (Open Graph): Controls how rich-media cards generate across apps like Slack, LinkedIn, or X (Twitter) if a page lacks dedicated Open Graph attributes:
    • Social Title: Fallback headline text.
    • Social Description: Fallback text snippet block.
    • General Social Image: The master baseline graphic file utilized to generate platform rich preview frames.
  • Global Indexing Gateway: A global switch to instantly allow or disallow web crawling bots (such as Googlebot) from indexing this specific website deployment environment entirely.
  • Global Microdata Layer: Centralized portal to inject site-wide schema parameters or structural microdata scripts.