Create multi-level project structures with nested folders and automatic navigation.

Nested folder organization

4567 supports unlimited folder nesting. Create complex project structures with subfolders, and navigation is generated automatically.

How subfolders work

Any subfolder inside a project folder becomes a navigable section:

Project-Name/
├── project.md           # Main project page
├── hero-image.jpg
├── Research/            # Subfolder becomes a section
│   ├── project.md
│   ├── survey-results.jpg
│   └── user-interviews.pdf
├── Design/              # Another section
│   ├── project.md
│   ├── wireframes.jpg
│   └── mockups.jpg
└── Development/         # And another
    ├── project.md
    └── architecture.png

Automatic features

Breadcrumb navigation:
Home > Project Name > Research

Section links:
Subfolders appear as clickable sections on the parent project page

Deep linking:
Direct URLs like /project-name/research/ work automatically

Real-world examples

Case study structure:

Brand-Redesign/
├── project.md
├── 01-Discovery/
│   ├── project.md
│   └── research-findings.jpg
├── 02-Strategy/
│   ├── project.md
│   └── brand-positioning.pdf
├── 03-Design/
│   ├── project.md
│   └── logo-variations.jpg
└── 04-Implementation/
    ├── project.md
    └── guidelines.pdf

Design system:

Design-System/
├── project.md
├── Components/
│   ├── Buttons/
│   │   ├── project.md
│   │   └── button-states.jpg
│   └── Forms/
│       ├── project.md
│       └── input-fields.jpg
└── Guidelines/
    ├── project.md
    └── spacing-grid.jpg

Tips

• Add project.md to subfolders for titles and descriptions
• Use numbered prefixes (01-, 02-) to control order
• Keep nesting reasonable — 2-3 levels is usually enough
• Each level can have its own images, videos, and files