> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.orch.so/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.orch.so/pages-and-ui-elements/basics.md).

# Basic Pages

This chapter provides an overview of all the pages and key UI elements in Orchestra. It includes descriptions of the various blocks, UI components, and their purposes.

Here are the **main pages and elements** in Orchestra:

1. [Chats Page](/pages-and-ui-elements/chats-page.md)**.** This is a page where all team communication takes place. Here, you can manage everything from chatting with teammates to holding meetings, recording asynchronous videos, and more.
2. [Tasks Page](/pages-and-ui-elements/tasks-page.md)**.**  On this page, you can organize and manage projects, tasks, and workflows.
3. [Teams Page](/pages-and-ui-elements/teams-page.md)**.** The Teams page allows you to manage your workspace members. You can add or remove members, assign roles, and create teams.
4. [Info Sidebar](/pages-and-ui-elements/info-sidebar.md)**.** The Info Sidebar is a key component in Orchestra. Available for all main entities, it contains the essential features needed to manage and configure them.
5. [Calls Sidebar](/pages-and-ui-elements/calls-sidebar.md)**.** The Calls Sidebar is where you can initiate and manage calls with your teammates and colleagues.
6. [Context Menu](/pages-and-ui-elements/context-menu.md)**.** The Context Menu provides quick access to all the key actions available for different entities and elements in Orchestra.
7. [Settings Page](/pages-and-ui-elements/settings-page.md)**.** On the Settings page, you can configure Orchestra and manage your profile settings.


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