Site Studio basics
Site Studio overview
Understand the website workspace from creation through publishing.
Site Studio combines Scout, a live site canvas, direct editing, code tools, data, growth controls, and publishing in one site-scoped workspace.
What this workspace includes
- Site list and new-site flow
- Scout beside the live canvas
- Canvas and code editing modes
- Build and Grow tool collections
- Preview, review, hosting, and publishing
Complete workflow
- 1
Create or open a site
Begin from Site Studio and choose the intended organization.
- 2
Establish the site
Describe the business, audience, pages, and visual direction.
- 3
Build in focused tools
Use pages, design, media, data, inventory, blog, and SEO as needed.
- 4
Review and publish
Preview each device size, collect feedback, connect the domain, and publish.
How records and settings behave
- Every site keeps independent content, data, media, settings, and publishing state
- Canvas sites use structured sections while code sites expose a file workspace
- Customer review is separate from the full editing workspace
Working effectively
- Set project knowledge before broad generation
- Use preview throughout the build
- Confirm navigation, forms, and mobile layout before publishing
Keep the correct context
Confirm the active organization, agency, client, site, or record before making a change. The name shown in the workspace identifies where the result will be saved.
Frequently asked questions
Where should I start with Site Studio overview?
Begin from Site Studio and choose the intended organization.
When is my work saved?
Every site keeps independent content, data, media, settings, and publishing state
How do I confirm the result?
Return to the related list or detail view and review its current status. Customer review is separate from the full editing workspace