Getting Around Clutch

On opening a project, you'll see the Project Editor, which consists of five main sections: App Bar, Navigator, Composition Panel, Canvas, and Properties Panel.
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App Bar

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The App Bar at the top provides quick access to key project controls, including:
  • Insert – Add pages and components from the library.
  • WordPress Plugin Manager – Connect and manage your WordPress backend.
  • Publish – Deploy your site instantly.

Navigator

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A project can be worked on in three different ways:
  • Building a Site – Structuring pages and layouts to create a full website.
  • Creating Components – Designing reusable elements that can be used across your project.
  • Using Boards – Ideating, prototyping, and organizing designs before implementation.
The Navigator allows you to switch between these modes of working, helping with organization and management.

Composition Panel

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The Composition Panel displays the structure of the currently selected layout, page, or component, showing how elements are nested and organized.
At the top of the panel, a strip of frequently used primitives provides quick access to essential building blocks. This allows for a faster workflow when structuring layouts and designing compositions.

Properties Panel

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The Properties Panel provides settings and customization options for the selected item.
  • Properties are listed at the top.
  • Styling options appear below.

Canvas

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The Canvas is the central working area where you design and interact with your project. You can visually style components, arrange layouts, and make real-time changes.