The dashboard
The dashboard deliberately mirrors the WordPress admin, so the muscle memory carries over.
Layout
Section titled “Layout”┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐│ admin bar: AISiteEngine / site · email · role · Sign out │├───────────┬──────────────────────────────────────────────┤│ sidebar │ main canvas ││ (160px) │ postboxes, tables, forms │└───────────┴──────────────────────────────────────────────┘The admin bar
Section titled “The admin bar”A slim 32px strip across the top with the product name, the current site, your email and role, and Sign out.
The sidebar
Section titled “The sidebar”Everything is scoped to one site at a time:
| Item | What it does |
|---|---|
| Content | A collapsible group listing every content type (Pages, Posts, Events, …) |
| Taxonomies | A collapsible group listing every taxonomy |
| Schema builder | Define content types and their fields |
| Media | The media library |
| Plugins | Installed plugins |
| Users | Who can access this site |
| Roles | Custom roles and their capabilities |
Both Content and Taxonomies have a chevron at the right edge. Click it to collapse or expand the group; the dashboard remembers your choice. Clicking the label itself always navigates.
The main canvas
Section titled “The main canvas”A light grey canvas holds white postboxes. Tables, forms and the editor all live inside postboxes — the same pattern as WordPress.
Narrow screens
Section titled “Narrow screens”Below 782px the sidebar becomes a drawer: tap the ☰ button in the admin bar to open it, tap outside to close. Tables scroll horizontally rather than shrinking to unreadable columns.