Workspace styles

Workspace styles.

A team coming from other specification software can keep the layout it knows. Owners and administrators choose it under Settings, Firm, Workspace style.

PortSpace is the default: the item list with pictures, by area,

and each item’s page with its spec and picture side by side.

Pick one, and it’s saved at once.

The Tabbed layout, familiar from web-based spec systems with tabbed item pages, puts the modules in two rows on one blue bar, and every item in one grid, by item number.

Each item opens in tabs.

Each person can choose their own style on their profile,

or keep Use my firm’s style.

The Project-first layout is familiar if you’ve used a desktop spec database. You pick a project, and work from a main menu,

and each spec is one dense form, with its print buttons beside it.

A style changes the words, the menus, the item list, the item page and the colors.

It doesn’t change your data or features: the same records sit underneath, and switched-off modules stay off.

And clients and contractors always see PortSpace, whatever your team uses.

While a familiar layout is on, a line on the start page says which one it is and where to change it. Got it closes it.

Its guide, Coming from a tabbed spec system,

or from a desktop spec database, shows each screen you knew, and where it is here.

That’s workspace styles. More videos: portspace.io/videos