# Managing projects

When you start using Squirrel, creating your own project is the best first step. Dive in, whether from scratch or with a template, and begin working in the product. There are several ways to create and manage your projects, and these articles will guide you how:

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[Creating a Project](/getting-started/creating-and-managing-projects/creating-a-project.md)
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[Saving a Project](/the-designer/saving-a-project.md)
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[Opening a Project](/getting-started/creating-and-managing-projects/opening-a-project.md)
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[Version History](/the-designer/version-history.md)
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