OK, so next, what I want to teach you about is the left panel, so we have the layers panel, we have
assets and we have pages.
So let's get right into that.
So this is the page that we're on right now.
But sometimes a file could have multiple pages.
Sometimes I'm working on different types of concepts, or I may have the high fidelity designs and then
the prototypes right after that.
So what I would usually do is I would select this page so you can see and if I double click on it,
I can easily edit and I can say we'll call this one concepts.
And if I click this little plus button right here, I can add a new page and I can call this one something
like prototypes.
And if you just toggle between the two, you'll notice that I don't have anything on the prototypes,
but I have something on the concepts page.
I have this frame of this desktop.
Now, this frame is a layer.
If I want to create a new one, I'll just copy that.
You can right click or double click.
It depends on what your settings are on your computer.
But if you right click, you can see the copy.
Right at the bottom, you can copy properties and paste properties.
Or you can just in the case of a MacBook, you can just look Komansky and Kamandi and I have my new
frame right there.
And now these are two separate layers.
Now, within the actual frame, I can start placing stuff so I will select R to select the rectangle
to.
And there we go, that's a one there, but if I copy that letter, so I'm going to Mansi and I click
this frame, I can paste it with Command V and now I have a layer here, too.
So now you have two layers and I can read into if I want.
They show you the shortcuts all along here.
So command are is the shortcut in this case.
So if I click it command R, I will have the option to rename this so I can say rectangle two.
And if I wanted to say, hey, I wanted to select both of these, I can click this and hold down shift
and click the next one and copy both of them and go to the next page and paste them.
And I can have my friends, my layer's all they're all in another page, easily accessible, and you
can rename them any which way you want.
So this is essentially where a lot of our stuff is going to live, all within the layers and pages.
Panel on the left.
Assets are something else entirely, assets are four components, and we're going to get into how to
create components in a second.
But if I were to make this a component.
I can find this in my local components now and I can reuse it, but we're going to get into that very
soon.