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Boards

Give an idea room to grow.

Bring references together, add a brief and see a direction take shape. A board can hold a room, a visual identity, a website or the connections between them.

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An authored board combining restaurant identity references and contextual notes
The Serein example board brings an identity and an interior into one study. Authored example.View full-size image: An authored board combining restaurant identity references and contextual notes
01

One idea. Different kinds of reference.

Pages, images and objects can sit together. Use sections to give a board structure without separating your practice into different tools.

02

Write why it belongs.

Add a note to a reference on this board: a proportion to borrow, a colour to return to, a feeling to hold. Use the same save elsewhere with different context.

03

Choose what you show.

Keep an original image frame or choose a crop for this board. Set your own direction and choose a presentation layout when you are ready to share.

Questions, answered.

Do I need a different board type for each design discipline?
No. The same board can hold different kinds of design work. Your brief, sections, references and notes define what it is for.
How many boards can I make on Free?
Ordinary boards are unlimited on Free. You can add references, arrange sections and use all four presentation layouts.
Does changing a board alter the original save?
Board notes and image treatments belong to that board. They do not replace the original image or your private library note.

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