Teams

Frontend’s team collaboration features enable multiple people to work together seamlessly on the same projects. Whether you’re building with colleagues, clients, or contractors, the Teams functionality makes it easy to manage access and coordinate development efforts.

Team Membership

Each Frontend project supports adding team members based on your subscription plan:

• By default, you can add up to 3 members to a project
• Higher-tier subscription plans may offer increased team sizes
• Team members receive email invitations to join your project
• Members can be added or removed as needed through the project settings

This flexibility allows you to build the right team for each project while maintaining control over access.

Access and Permissions

It’s important to understand how access works in Frontend teams:

• All members of a team have full control of a project
• This includes the ability to edit code, make AI prompts, publish changes, and modify settings
• There are currently no granular permission levels or role-based access controls
• Every team member is treated as a co-owner of the project

This full-access approach streamlines collaboration but requires that you only add trusted individuals to your teams.

Collaboration Benefits

Working with teams in Frontend offers several advantages:

• Real-time Updates: See changes as they happen across the project
• Knowledge Sharing: Team members can learn from each other’s approaches
• Specialized Skills: Combine the expertise of different team members
• Workload Distribution: Divide tasks among team members for faster development
• Continuous Progress: Different time zones can enable round-the-clock development

These benefits help accelerate development and improve the quality of your projects through collaborative effort.

Best Practices for Team Collaboration

To make the most of Frontend’s team features:

• Clear Communication: Establish regular communication channels outside of Frontend
• Task Assignment: Clearly define who is responsible for different sections or features
• Version Coordination: Use the version history feature to track who made which changes
• Documentation: Leave clear comments in your code and prompts for other team members
• Review Process: Establish a review workflow before publishing major changes

Following these best practices will help ensure smooth collaboration and minimize conflicts or redundant work.

Managing Team Access

If you need to adjust your team composition:

1. Navigate to the project settings in your Frontend dashboard
2. Select the “Team” tab
3. View current team members
4. Add new members by entering their email addresses
5. Remove members by selecting the remove option next to their name

Remember that removing a team member immediately revokes their access to the project, so be sure to coordinate this change with your team.

Subscription Considerations

If you need more team members than your current plan allows:

• Review the available subscription tiers on the pricing page
• Upgrade your subscription to accommodate larger teams
• Contact Frontend support if you have special requirements

Choosing the right subscription tier for your team size ensures you have the collaboration capacity needed for your projects.