#Your Home Page

Where you land after signing in — every project, every render, one click from working.

When you sign into EVT3D, you arrive at your Home page — the header simply says Home. It's a calm landing surface that shows your projects, your captures, and your library — sized so you can resume in seconds. No editor weight, no scene loading, no marketing. Just your work.

#What it does

#Welcome and date

A simple header greets you by name ("Welcome back, Alex") and shows the day's date. If we only have your email on file, a small one-time Add your name prompt offers to add your name to your profile.

#Your projects

Every project you own appears as a tile with a thumbnail, project name, client name, and when it was last saved. Recent work sorts to the top, and the newest one wears a Last edited badge.

• Click a tile to open the project. That's the primary action. One click and you're back in the editor where you left off. Hover a tile and Open Project in… offers 3D (the scene) or 2D (the spec sheet).
• Search. The Search projects box filters the grid by project name, client name, slug, or venue. Useful once you have more than a dozen projects.
• Rename. Open the tile's ⋮ menu and pick Rename, or right-click the tile and pick Rename….
• Delete. Open the ⋮ menu and pick Delete (or right-click → Delete project), then confirm in the Delete project? dialog.
• Tile size slider. Slide left to shrink the tiles down to a dense list view (the size readout switches to List); slide right to blow them up for thumbnail-first browsing. Your setting persists per device.

#Project thumbnails

Each project tile shows a real image: EVT3D grabs a fresh view of your scene every time you save, so the tile keeps up with the design. Until there is one, you get a plain initial-letter chip. The image a pasted share link shows is a separate pick — you choose it from the Camera Roll (see Camera Roll).

#Gallery

Below your projects, the Gallery shows every render you've captured or AI-enhanced, across all your projects. A Mine / Team toggle switches between your own renders and everything your team has shared. Click any image to open it full-screen, see which project it came from, and download, rename, or delete it.

#Library access without opening a project

A Browse Library button opens your full Library — Venues, Props, Materials, Textures, Videos — from the Home page, without having to load a project first. Useful for tidying up uploads, editing materials, or checking what's available before you start a new design.

#Create new

A + New Project button sits in the Projects toolbar. Clicking it opens a new project in the editor with the Event Wizard, which asks what you're creating and drafts the room for you — or close it and start from an empty room.

#First-time user

If you haven't created a project yet, the page leads with a big Create your first project hero, a one-line intro, and a Browse Library button beside it. The hero button starts a new project with the Event Wizard.

#How you use it

1. Sign in. You land on your Home page.
2. Read the room. Your recent projects are at the top. If one of them is the one you want to keep working on, click it.
3. Search if you've got a lot. Type into the Search projects box. The grid filters as you type.
4. Rename or delete. Use the tile's ⋮ menu, or right-click the tile.
5. Pick a share-link image. Open a capture in the lightbox and make it the project's HERO image — the picture a pasted share link shows. The tile itself refreshes every time you save.
6. Browse your captures. Scroll down to the Gallery. Find a render you took six weeks ago without remembering which project it came from.
7. Open the Library standalone. Click Browse Library to manage your props, materials, and uploads without entering a project.
8. Start something new. Click + New Project and let the Event Wizard draft the room.

#Account and sign-out

Your name, email, and profile picture come from your sign-in. A sign-out option is in the account menu in the header.

#Privacy and access

• You see only what's yours. Your own projects, plus any you've checked out from your team's shelf.
• Teammates' work stays on the shelf. If you're on a team, projects shared with the team live on their own shelf tab on the Home page; nobody else's saved work shows up in your grid.
• Share-mode visitors don't see this page. Anyone visiting a share link goes straight to the viewer; the home page is only for signed-in EVT3D users.

#Why it matters

A design tool that drops you straight into a project breaks the natural rhythm of design work — sometimes you want to resume, sometimes you want to start fresh, sometimes you want to find a specific render from last quarter. The Home page is the calm overview that lets you choose, sized so the common path (resume the project I was working on) is one click.