Finding your way around

Revquix has two halves. The public site is what anyone can see - tools, problems, tracks, the marketplace, the blog and these docs. The workspace at /dashboard is your own: your work, your bookings, your credits.

Most things exist in both. A tool has a public page explaining it and a workspace page where it runs.

The public site#

The top bar carries the main areas:

Tools	The whole catalogue, grouped into Resume, Money & Tax and Developer.
Marketplace	Mentors and services to book.
Resources	Coding Problems, DSA Tracks, and the blog.

The workspace sidebar#

Grouped rows that open and close, and the group holding your current page is highlighted even when it is shut. Your choices persist, so a group you closed stays closed next time.

Group	What is in it
Overview	The dashboard itself, and the marketplace.
Revquix Tools	Resume, Projects, Canvas, Practice, All Tools, My Runs, Credits & Passes, People Search.
Content	Writing and reading blogs - write, my blogs, analytics, saved, community.
Mentorship	Find a mentor, your bookings, orders, disputes, saved mentors.
Services	Browse services and your orders.

Below the groups sit Notifications, Settings and Profile, plus payment history.

Personal and Mentor views#

If you are a mentor, a pill at the top of the sidebar switches between Personal and Mentor.

They are two different sidebars for two different jobs: Personal is your own learning and buying, Mentor is your services, bookings, earnings and payouts. Nothing is lost by switching - it changes which set of pages you see, not what exists.

Notifications#

Bookings, disputes, blog activity and account events all land in notifications. What reaches you by email as well is set in preferences.

The fastest way to anything#

⌘K - it searches everything at once and beats navigating. See the command palette.

Related#