Start with your website
Add a public website during project setup to bring useful source content into the project. Review what was imported before relying on it.
- Website content and source URLs
- Manual continuation when a site cannot be read
Keep the useful details with the work: what the brand offers, how it speaks and which images belong to it. The next design starts with that context.
One brand, the context together
The right context for the next design
Add a public website during project setup to bring useful source content into the project. Review what was imported before relying on it.
Maintain the brand description and notes as the business changes. Include exact names, services and wording the work must preserve.
Brand & assets keeps the project’s logos and images in one place. Search the library when a design needs the right photograph.
Switch projects to work with a different brand’s campaigns, templates and context. Project media pickers stay with the selected brand.
The steps to try it in your own workspace.
Add the brand and its website, or continue with information you supply.
Check the imported facts, add your notes and upload the logo and useful photos.
Open a campaign, project canvas or template and ask Doodi to use that project’s context.
Answers about brand workspace before you start.
No. Imported material provides reference information. Your own instructions and confirmed brand facts guide the work.
Projects belong to the signed-in account. Doodi does not currently promise shared team seats or collaboration permissions.
No. Account access, licensing, account sync, AI and connected services require internet access.
Yes. Edit the relevant fields in Brand & assets. Review existing artwork separately when a fact changes.
Bring the brief, your brand and a good idea.
Make the next post in Doodi.