Here’s the homepage draft. Let’s keep feedback in this thread before Friday’s review.
Homepage draft.pdf240 KBChannelsGive each project
Give each project
a place to talk.
Create channels for your teams and projects. Keep messages, replies, files, and shared notes close to the work they belong to.
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Product tour with sample contentOpen the two replies to read the feedback on the draft. Write a message of your own; it stays in this sample and receives a scripted reply.
A place for the team to talk.
Create a channel for a team, project, or topic. Choose who can see the conversation, then organize files, notes, and tasks in that channel’s tabs.
Public and private team channels
Public channels are visible to people in the workspace. Private channels are visible to their members, with new people added by invitation.
Threads, reactions, and mentions
Discuss the details in a message thread. Add a reaction or mention a teammate to draw their attention to that message.
Pinned messages and channel search
Pin messages the team uses often. Search within the channel when you need to revisit a decision and read the discussion around it.
Message, file, list, and Canvas tabs
Open shared files, the task list, or Canvas without leaving the channel. New teammates can find the project’s written context here too.
Give the details their own discussion.
The homepage draft is shared in #launch. Its replies discuss reviewing the mobile layout in Friday’s meeting. The file, question, and replies stay together, with the meeting details in the channel.
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Open and close the replies to read the feedback beside the file. Any sample message you write stays on this page.
Set up a channel around the work.
The homepage draft is shared in the channel. Collect feedback in its thread, plan Friday’s review, and write the meeting’s decision in a shared note.
Create the channel
Create a public or private channel for your team or project. Add a description explaining what belongs there.
Move the topic forward
Focus replies in threads and keep files and important messages nearby.
Track the work
Track deliverables from the channel's list and file tabs.
Someone joining the project can read the discussion, open the shared plan, and see who is taking on each task.
Give each conversation a useful home.
A product launch
Discuss design, content, and delivery in #launch. Keep detailed feedback on a draft in its thread and put the current plan in Canvas.
The team’s daily work
Keep support questions and handover notes in the team’s channel. Use the description to help a new colleague understand what belongs there.
Choose the channel’s audience.
A public channel is visible inside the workspace; it is not a public web page. Channel settings manage private membership and who can manage tabs. Posting permissions follow the workspace’s permission settings.
Frequently asked questions.
A few details about using this feature and what it covers.
Open a channel for your next project.
Add the team, write a short description, and share the first draft. Build the discussion, notes, and tasks from there.