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Every project can be published and shared with viewers. Publishing is the act of setting a project’s web address and security. Published projects can be shared in various ways.

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Publishing a project

Once a project is ready to go live, publish it in order to share with others. Projects can be published from within the editor and in the workspace dashboard. To publish or edit publishing settings:

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Web address

The project’s web address is the URL that is shown to viewers in their web browser’s address bar. There are two options when choosing a project’s web address:

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Web address types

Standard

Standard web addresses prepend live.standards.site/ to your chosen address.

Custom

Custom web addresses use connected domains and subdomains that have been added to the workspace the project is in. See how to add custom domains: Connect a custom domain


Security & access

The project’s security & access settings controls who and how people access your project. This ranges widely, as some projects are fully open to the public, while others are restricted to internal use only and kept secure.

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Security & access types

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No restrictions

Fully open to the public; viewable by anyone on the web that knows the web address or is linked to it. This is ideal for projects that can be shared with anyone.






Setting restricted and unrestricted pages


Related guides

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Project settings

Connect a custom domain

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