# Create a New Project

After logging in, the project page opens.

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Before starting the test, you need to create your projects. To do this, simply click the "Create a Project" button. Or you can use "Add" button to create a project.&#x20;

When creating a new project, you need to enter a name and description if you need. Also you can create unique labels or include different people in your projects. You can see the full access list from this screen.

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The projects you add are listed in the "Projects" tab. You can access the details here.

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When you click on your project, it directs you to the Tests tab.

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