It’s important to have an organized Design Studio, so that’s great that you are asking about this now.
The following structure works well to organize Images and Files. You can create a folder for Logos, Email Graphics, and Content Files, and then create a sub-folder in the Email Graphics folder for each module. The sizes would correlate to the sizes that you have in your email template.
It looks like this:
When collapsed, you would have three folders:
01-Logos
02-Email Graphics (by Module)
03-Content Files
Hot take: I hate folders in design studio, and basically don't use them. I have a number of reasons, but it's primarily because it's impossible to move an asset from folder to folder, people often end up creating new folders for all sorts of things, and I generally find it become much more difficult to find things when you go more granular than just a folder for logos, a folder for template assets, and a folder for all other images.
Instead I'm a fan of using very strict naming conventions; files are readily searchable and very easily identified this way, in my opinion. With our convention below it's very easy to just jump into the email editor, type in a portion of that email's parent program job #, and immediately be filtered for all the images for that email.
Plus, it's very easy to find images suited for specific modules when you're not uploading a new one, just by searching for the dimensions of that module. You get a much clearer idea of what everything is at a scan, and there's far less bouncing around from folder to folder to find things.
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