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Page types can be broken down into three main categories.
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Each containing their own sets of customizations and views.
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The three types of pages in Flow Production Tracking are entity, canvas, and URL.
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First, let's talk about entity pages.
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Entity pages are most likely to be the types of pages that
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you look at while working in Flow Production Tracking day to day.
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The types of entity pages that can be created
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will reflect the available entities on a site.
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Entity pages can be broken into two main types, list pages and detail pages.
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List pages allow you to see information about a list of
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entity records such as a list of assets or tasks.
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Detail pages allow you to see information about a single
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entity record such as a single shot or playlist.
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Next, let's talk about canvas pages.
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Canvas pages start as a blank slate or canvas without any data on them
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at all that can be customized to present the information that you need.
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Canvas pages are populated with widgets. A
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widget is a visual element that displays information.
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Flow Production Tracking's
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campus pages contain a series of widgets that can
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be customized to display many kinds of information.
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Some of the built-in widgets include a countdown widget to mark the number
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of days until an important milestone such as a project delivery or end date,
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a fields widget that can display multiple fields about a single entity such
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as the delivery date and most recent notes on an important client delivery,
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and a thumbnail widget that can display the thumbnail image
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of a single entity such as a main character asset.
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Widgets can also display more detailed information.
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For example, grids can display the same information as a standard entity page.
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Think of a grid as a miniature version of an entity
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page where many grids can be contained within a single canvas
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page.
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Graphs can break down information for analysis and present it in a visual way.
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For example,
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users can graph shots by status or tasks by assigned to grouped by status or
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compare time logged on a project versus the bids for the current calendar week.
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Widgets can be duplicated and rearranged to provide the best views to users.
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Canvas pages are particularly helpful to get a broad overview of a project
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since so much different information can be brought into a single page.
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Finally, let's talk about URL pages. URL pages are simple.
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They display a single URL if a team needs
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consistent access to the same websites or internal resources such
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as a wiki, Confluence, or Sharepoint page,
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or even other Flow Production Tracking projects like. for example,
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in asset library.
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The URL page is a great way to keep information accessible from within
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Flow Production Tracking or from within
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a single Flow Production Tracking project.
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URL pages can even be added into a project's navigation
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menu to make accessing internal and external sites even easier.
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You've now been introduced to fFlow Production Tracking's three main page types,
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entity, canvas, and URL.
00:11
Page types can be broken down into three main categories.
00:15
Each containing their own sets of customizations and views.
00:19
The three types of pages in Flow Production Tracking are entity, canvas, and URL.
00:25
First, let's talk about entity pages.
00:28
Entity pages are most likely to be the types of pages that
00:31
you look at while working in Flow Production Tracking day to day.
00:35
The types of entity pages that can be created
00:37
will reflect the available entities on a site.
00:40
Entity pages can be broken into two main types, list pages and detail pages.
00:46
List pages allow you to see information about a list of
00:50
entity records such as a list of assets or tasks.
00:54
Detail pages allow you to see information about a single
00:57
entity record such as a single shot or playlist.
01:01
Next, let's talk about canvas pages.
01:03
Canvas pages start as a blank slate or canvas without any data on them
01:08
at all that can be customized to present the information that you need.
01:12
Canvas pages are populated with widgets. A
01:14
widget is a visual element that displays information.
01:18
Flow Production Tracking's
01:19
campus pages contain a series of widgets that can
01:22
be customized to display many kinds of information.
01:26
Some of the built-in widgets include a countdown widget to mark the number
01:30
of days until an important milestone such as a project delivery or end date,
01:35
a fields widget that can display multiple fields about a single entity such
01:39
as the delivery date and most recent notes on an important client delivery,
01:43
and a thumbnail widget that can display the thumbnail image
01:46
of a single entity such as a main character asset.
01:50
Widgets can also display more detailed information.
01:53
For example, grids can display the same information as a standard entity page.
01:58
Think of a grid as a miniature version of an entity
02:01
page where many grids can be contained within a single canvas
02:05
page.
02:06
Graphs can break down information for analysis and present it in a visual way.
02:10
For example,
02:12
users can graph shots by status or tasks by assigned to grouped by status or
02:19
compare time logged on a project versus the bids for the current calendar week.
02:24
Widgets can be duplicated and rearranged to provide the best views to users.
02:29
Canvas pages are particularly helpful to get a broad overview of a project
02:33
since so much different information can be brought into a single page.
02:38
Finally, let's talk about URL pages. URL pages are simple.
02:42
They display a single URL if a team needs
02:45
consistent access to the same websites or internal resources such
02:49
as a wiki, Confluence, or Sharepoint page,
02:52
or even other Flow Production Tracking projects like. for example,
02:56
in asset library.
02:57
The URL page is a great way to keep information accessible from within
03:01
Flow Production Tracking or from within
03:03
a single Flow Production Tracking project.
03:06
URL pages can even be added into a project's navigation
03:10
menu to make accessing internal and external sites even easier.
03:15
You've now been introduced to fFlow Production Tracking's three main page types,
03:19
entity, canvas, and URL.
Page types can be broken down into three main categories, each containing their own sets of customizations and views: Entity, Canvas, and URL.
The types of entity pages that can be created will reflect the available entities on a site.
Entity pages can be broken into two main types:
Canvas pages start as a blank slate, or canvas, without any data on them at all, that can be customized to present the information that users need.
Canvas pages are populated with widgets. A widget is a visual element that displays information. Flow Production Tracking's canvas pages contain a series of widgets that can be customized to display many kinds of information.
Some of Flow Production Tracking's built-in widgets include:
Widgets can also display more detailed information. For example:
Widgets can be duplicated and rearranged to provide the best views to users.
Canvas pages are particularly helpful to get a broad overview of a project, since so much different information can be brought into a single page.
URL pages display a single URL back to users.
If a team needs consistent access to the same websites, or internal resources, such as a wiki or SharePoint, the URL page is a great resource to keep information accessible from Flow Production Tracking.
While Canvas pages can be a lot of fun to work with, the rest of the modules in this course will focus on navigating, organizing, and formatting the two main types of Entity pages.
