Give the idea a stage.
Explore a shared-screen layout that keeps the work in focus and the people close by.
See how it feelsMore conversation.
Less in the way.
Faces when you want to connect. A shared screen when the work needs a closer look. Chat for the thoughts that come along the way.
Make yourself at home
Nora ParkDesign lead
Luca
MeiYYou Your space here
A little closer, together
Your conversation, from every angle.01 — 03
01 / THE RIGHT POINT OF VIEWOne person in focus.
One person in focus.
Or the whole room.
A presentation needs a stage. A catch-up needs familiar faces. Choose the layout that fits this part of the conversation.
- Speaker view gives one person the space to explain.
- Grid view puts everyone in the conversation.
- Pin a tile to keep that person in focus.
SAME PEOPLE / A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVEPin a face whenever you want to keep it close.
N
Speaker viewLM
Give the explanation room to breathe.
NLMYou
Grid viewSee the reactions around the room.
SPACE TO SPEAK UP Every little word matters.
02 / A LITTLE MORE PRESENTStay in the moment.
Try the room controls
Stay in the moment.
Keep the controls close.
Switch your microphone or camera with a single click. Give the speaker the stage, or bring the whole room into view.
Your voice, your cue.
Press M to mute or unmute. Press V to switch your camera. The button shows its current state.
A little less reaching.
Open chat with C. Shortcuts pause while you type or use a side panel, so your words stay your words.
03 / ROOM TO BE YOURSELFYour conversation.
Your conversation.
Your kind of comfortable.
Small details that help a room feel a little more like yours.
A little room on the side.
Keep the questions, thoughts, and hellos in the room chat that happen along the way.
Step into a roomSettle into your space.
A calm dark room or a brighter view. Change the call theme and keep the same familiar controls.
Try the theme switchA little closer to your people.
Step into the room and find the view that feels right.
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