The Design lens turns what the project already knows (the company, its people, its work) into a site you edit page by page and publish on your own address. Two tabs: Website and Config.
WebDesktopCLI
A moodboard and an analysis drawn from the project, then the site’s pages. Two one-word actions on the styling bar: Polish refines what is there; Apply commits a change across the site. The explanation of each sits in its tooltip, never in the label.
Each route of the site (the home page, /about, a nested route) has its own editor. A page is an artifact of the project, so a claim on it can open the source it came from the same way an answer does; the page you publish is a deliverable with provenance, not a template with placeholders.
On Config, the owner sets the site’s label (a name under runlogai.com) and the publish state. A published site is served on that label from the moment it is published; a label that is not published answers nothing. Your own domain can point at it too.
SeeThe label is read-only everywhere else (the project’s detail panel and the Website panel show it) so there is one place a site’s address is decided.