> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help-center-starter-replace-template-content.mintlify.site/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Dashboard and editor overview

> The Mintlify dashboard, web editor layout, and where to find key settings.

Mintlify has two main interfaces: the **dashboard** (where you manage projects, deployments, and settings) and the **web editor** (where you write and publish content).

## Dashboard

The dashboard at [dashboard.mintlify.com](https://dashboard.mintlify.com) is the home for your organization and projects.

* **Projects** — Each docs site is a project. The project overview shows the latest deployment, the live URL, and access to settings.
* **Settings** — Organization-level settings for members, billing, security, and integrations.
* **Analytics** — Page views, search queries, and feedback (available on Growth and Enterprise plans).

### Project settings

Project settings control the Git connection, custom domain, authentication, and member access for a specific docs site. Access them from **\[Project] → Settings**.

## Web editor

The web editor provides a WYSIWYG interface for writing MDX pages without touching the command line. Open it by clicking **Edit** on a project or navigating directly to your docs site and clicking the edit button (requires editor or admin access).

### Editor layout

* **Sidebar** — Page tree showing all files in your docs. Create, rename, and organize pages here.
* **Canvas** — The main editing area. Supports rich text, MDX components, and code blocks.
* **Preview** — A live preview of how the page will look. Toggle between edit and preview mode.

### Publish button

Changes in the web editor are saved as drafts automatically. Click **Publish** to deploy changes to your live site. The publish action triggers a new deployment, which typically takes about 30 seconds.

## Command palette

Press `⌘K` (or `Ctrl+K`) to open the command palette. Use it to navigate between pages, run actions, and search your docs content.