# Design Pane

Design Pane is the space where snippet is shaped. The design pane may vary slightly depending on the type of snippet created. When user clicks <img src="/files/4mfMVejvzcwq6nF9lvQl" alt="" data-size="line"> **Snippet** and **Create Snippet,** will be prompted to choose a snippet type, on selection the Design Pane will open. The components that make up this Design Pane are:

**1. Level2 Header:**

In this header, operations such as saving and refreshing data, publishing the snippet, and exporting data can be found. It serves as command center for managing snippet-related actions efficiently.

**2. Snippet Header:**

The snippet header defined snippet's unique identity. Here, user can specify its name, title, privacy status (public or private), and even explore snippet type conversion.&#x20;

**3. Layout:**

The layout section is where data presentation is defined. Fields can be structure into rows, columns, and filters as needed. This is the canvas where fields are arranged.

**4. Options:**

Additional features to enhance the snippet's display are found in the options section. These options are tools for fine-tuning how the snippet appears and behaves, ensuring alignment with specific requirements.

**5. Fields:**

This component becomes relevant when reports or visuals are being created. It provides a comprehensive view of the fields contained within the model, along with their properties. Here, the specific data elements to include in the snippet can be selected and arranged to convey the required information.

*More details on* [Level2 Header](/stories/snippets/design-pane/level-2-header.md), [Snippet Header](/stories/snippets/design-pane/snippet-header.md),[ Layout](/stories/snippets/design-pane/layout.md), [Options](/stories/snippets/design-pane/options.md), [Fields ](/stories/snippets/design-pane/fields.md)*here*&#x20;


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