The top bar

The bar stays at the top while you scroll, and the area you’re in is underlined. On a phone, the five areas sit behind a Menu button instead. Pages that fill the whole window, like the editors and the send steps, have their own toolbar instead.

The logo

The Jounce logo at the left takes you to your Emails page from anywhere.

The five areas

Area	What it holds
Emails	Every email you’ve made, each with its status, and a Calendar tab of sent and scheduled emails by date.
Forms	Your signup forms and bio pages.
Automations	Email sequences that run on their own once you set them up.
Audience	Your Subscribers, and a Segments tab for saved groups of them.
Analytics	How your subscribers, emails, forms, and automations are performing, over a time range you pick.

On a phone

On a phone, or in a narrow window, the five areas leave the bar. Select the Menu button (three lines) at the right edge, after your avatar.

The five areas open in a list that fills the screen under the bar, with the area you’re in highlighted. Choose one to go there; the list closes on its own. To close it without choosing, press Escape or select the same button. It shows a × while the list is open.

Tabs under an area

Some areas have a second row of tabs under the bar. Emails has Emails and Calendar. Audience has Subscribers and Segments. Analytics has Subscribers, Emails, Forms, and Automations. The tab you’re on is underlined too.

The one button on each page

At the right of a page’s heading sits its one button: Create email, Create form, Create automation, or Add subscriber. On a phone, it sits under the heading and reads Create, or Add on Subscribers. On a page with nothing in it yet, the same button sits in the middle of the page.

The Segments tab has Create segment there, on a phone too. Analytics has no such button, and its time range menu sits there instead.

The controls beside it search, sort, and filter the list. See Search, sort, and filter a list.

Notifications

The bell just left of the question mark is Notifications. It lists what needs you, such as an email that wasn’t sent, and the news of your workspace’s own work. A small dot on it means something needs you that you haven’t seen. On a phone, the bell sits before the help button. See Notifications.

The help button

The question mark just left of your avatar is Help. It opens a small panel: search this help center, chat with Jo, browse the articles for this page, or take a tour. See The help button.

Your avatar

Your photo or initials sits at the right, with a small arrow at its corner. On a phone, it sits between the help button and the Menu button. Select it to open the account menu: your workspace, settings, theme, and sign out. See The account menu.