The work editor explained

How the work editor is laid out and what each part does.

Open any item under Account → Work, or start a new one, and you land in the editor. It has two halves: the content blocks that make up the page, and the details that describe the work.

The page is built from blocks

There's no single description field. You build the work page top to bottom from content blocks — text presets (Heading, Heading + body, or Body) and media blocks (image, video, or gallery). Add, reorder, and delete blocks to shape the layout. Two blocks pull double duty:

  • The first text block becomes the entry's meta description for search and previews.
  • The first media block becomes the card thumbnail on your profile and in the library — but you can override it (see Cover thumbnail below).

Full walkthrough in Building a work page with blocks.

Details

Alongside the blocks you fill in:

  • Cover thumbnail — the cover is what shows on every card and share preview. By default it's the first media block's frame. To override it, Upload your own image (recommended portrait, 9:16) here in Details, or Reset to default. If your cover is a video, you can also pick a specific frame: select that video block and use Cover frame in its settings panel.
  • Title — required. Becomes the headline and part of the URL.
  • Campaign type — a toggle between Client project and Spec work. Defaults to client project; spec work is welcome and clearly labeled.
  • Brand — the brand in the ad. Links to its filter in the library.
  • Year — shows the current year as a placeholder; type the real one.
  • Work types — CGI, VFX, AI Video, Motion Design, 3D Billboard, Mixed Reality, FOOH. These drive the tag filters.
  • Industries and tools — type to reuse an existing tag or add your own.
  • Credits — a row per person, with role and name.
  • Location — one autocomplete; start typing a city and the country fills in automatically.
  • Source URL and case study URL — optional external links shown on the entry.

Saving

The sticky top bar handles state: Save as draft or Publish for a new item, Save changes or Unpublish once it's live. See Saving work as a draft.

Publishing requires at least one image or video block and at least one work type — a text-only page can't go live. Drafts have no such requirement, so you can always save your progress.