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Use this guide when you know your current account email and want to replace your Visual Space password. You will request a secure link from Account Settings, complete the change from that email, and confirm it at a future sign-in.

Use this guide to turn a basic profile into a clear public introduction, then check the result as another visitor would see it. You will update the visible text, avatar, banner, and skills on your own profile page.

A public profile is your durable introduction in Visual Space. It gives visitors one place to understand who you are, what you work on, and which of your posts you have published. When you open your own profile while signed in, the same page becomes a lightweight editing surface.

Profiles is your personal home in Visual Space. It connects the identity and published work that other people can see with the settings, saved content, and recognition that help you manage your own experience.

Medals let a space recognize a member whose contribution deserves to remain part of their story. They appear with the member’s profile, carry the context of the space that issued them, and open as certificates that explain what was recognized. **Medals are rare lasting recognition.** They are not purchased, collected as a spendable balance, or used as ordinary reactions. A space grants them thoughtfully when a contribution, skill, or positive impact deserves a durable acknowledgement.

Spaces give communities and teams a shared home, while personal spaces keep individual work private. Members can find shared priorities and move between focused activities without losing context.

Visual Space carries familiar navigation, media, feedback, and preference controls across the product. Users can move between spaces, content, conversations, and live apps without relearning common actions.

Search brings communities, people, conversations, and shared work into one discovery experience. Each result opens where users can continue viewing or working with it.

Visual Space offers two kinds of recognition. Awards are flexible, spendable reactions for everyday contributions. Medals are rare, lasting honors given on behalf of a space.

Retrospectives give teams a focused space to reflect, turn feedback into action, and keep the conversation connected to their work.