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Automations streamline the tedious parts of guidelines so you can focus on the work that needs your talent, not your time. They are generated after choosing an outline in project setup, or at will within the editor when using the Add Automation tool (⚡️).
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Keep in mind: Automations are a great starting point and once added they can be altered to best fit your brand.
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Automations can be added to projects using the Add Automation tool (⚡️). Many are a multi-step interface where layout and content is chosen to power the outcome of the Automation.
Below are the Automations that can be added to your site.
<aside> 📁 Note: Some Automations have been archived and are no longer available beyond app release 11.12. This decision is to bring more focus on the growing amount of special Automations.
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Organize a project with unique sections to related ideas and guide collaborators through a project.
Cover
Represents the visual appearance of the cover of your project, much like the cover of a book.
Contents
The pages in a project.
Section divider
An abbreviated version of the cover at the beginning of each new section – think of it a bit like a chapter heading, containing information for that section.
Header
A consistent design element that is seen across all pages of a document, typically at the top of the page.
Pagination
Break up blocks of information by separating digital content into pages.
Footer
A consistent design element that is seen across all pages of a document, typically at the bottom of the page.
Displaying rich images shows compelling applications, context and more. Showcase stunning images in multiple ways, making a solid first impression with a single photograph, or highlighting best shots in a video, or organizing illustrations into clickable galleries.