See the shape of your project.
Put the moving pieces in one visual workspace.
Project Map is being built as a place to lay out ideas, connect related work, and keep a clear view of where a project is going. This page is a preview; more detail is coming.
Example project
Start from the central idea
Research
Notes and references
Planning
Goals and next steps
Documents
Working material
Questions
What needs attention
Illustrative layout. The finished interface may differ.
A place for the whole project picture
Project context
Turn scattered parts into a view you can work with.
A project can hold files, notes, open questions, and plans that are hard to understand as a list. Project Map is intended to give those pieces a visible structure so you can see how they fit together and decide what to tackle next.
Planned experience
A useful view from the first idea onward.
These examples show the direction for Project Map. We'll replace them with product details and imagery as the feature takes shape.
Start with a focus
Give a project or problem a center, then add the parts you want to explore.
Show connections
Make relationships between ideas and working material easier to follow.
Keep moving
Use the map to see open questions and choose a next step.
Follow Project Map as it develops.
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