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Page Hierarchy

Pages are under Mocky project and actual place to draw.

  • Open project and go to Pages tab

  • Drag and drop page/folder to create hierarchy.

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Available actions:

  • Create new page

  • Edit page name

  • Create folder

  • Edit folder

  • Duplicate pages and folders

  • Drag & drop page into folder

Note :Page-autosaving or click on command/ctrl+s

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Create new page/folder

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  • Click on New page

    • Name

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      Select your page size:

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  • Click here to create new folder:

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  • Drag and drop page/folder to create hierarchy.

Page settings

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(1) Change background

2) Size of page : width and height

(3) Sync

(4) Type of page

Delete page/folder

  • Click on page/folder want to remove → click on move to trash icon

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  • Click to trash tab:

    • Restore

    • Trash can icon : permanently delete

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Page visual view

You can navigate to Visual View by clicking on Visual View icon

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There are 3 view modes in the Visual View screen

1. Grid view

Grid view is where you can visualize all the pages as a grid

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  • (1) Select page

  • (2) Duplicate

  • (3) Create a sibling page

  • (4) Create a child page

  • (5) Delete page

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  • Edit page : back to that page

(1) Back to project

(2) Search

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2. Map View

Visualize your page hierarchy with a map view

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  • You can drag and drop page/folder to change their position.

Change workflow

  • Select page/folder

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Search/Filter by workflow/Show or hide covers

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Zoom in/out:

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3. Workflow

Manage and your pages with workflow view, where you can

  • Update status by dragging & dropping pages

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  • Add new, update or delete boards

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Page button

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(1) : Undo button

(2) : Redo button

(3): Free Drawing

(4): Export PNG

(5): Reset View

(6): Move canvas

Page autosaving

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Pages refer to the individual screens or interface layouts that are being designed. Each page represents a distinct view or state of an application or website being developed. These pages help visualize the flow, structure, and content of the final product.

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Child pages (Children Display)