Once you're done with the onboarding survey after registering for an involve.me account, you'll be asked if you wish to create a project from scratch or if you prefer to start off with a template.

Picking the "Start from scratch" option will open the editor straight away, and you'll start with an empty canvas.

If you already have a vision on how you want to project to look and work like, then this is a great starting point.

If you pick the "Choose a Template" option instead, you'll be greeted by our templates page, where you can pick one to get started.

All of our template designs are completely free to use and fully customizable, so you can pick any and as many templates as you want to try out.

If you figure that you don't want to start off with a template, then all you need to do is pick the option "Start from scratch" on the top right, so you can start with a blank canvas.

The options to pick a template or start from scratch will also be available in your dashboard.

Creating a new project, either from scratch or from a template, will load the Editor and prompt you to both name your project and choose the project type that you want to use:

Make sure to read more about multiple outcome projects here: Multiple Outcomes

If at some point you figure that the project type you chose is not the right one, that's not a problem. You can change the project type at any time, as long as it hasn't been published.

This article here shows you how to change your project type: How to change project type

involve.me is a self-service platform, so quizzes, payment forms, surveys - any content you wish to create - will need to be built by yourself.

However, we do have independent but verified content creators that offer creation services on their own. You can have a look here if you're interested: https://www.involve.me/certified-creators