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# Creating your first project
## 1. Creating an account
The first step is to sign up for an account. Available options include signing up through email or with Google.
[Sign up here](https://app.userhelp.co)
Auth screen
## 2. Create a project
Then, with your new account, go ahead and create your first project by clicking the “New Project” button on the top left corner
Create a project
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And just like that, you now have a working project. Go to the next guide to see how to customize your feedback button and integrate it into your site.
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