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# Regular

The process of creating a new project by the regular mode follows the following procedures:

To create a new project you can access the menu via the following path:

**File** > **New Project**

Then, a window appears with a set of questions that will assist in the creation of the project.

### Step 1

![](/files/-M6ij9YbrMJfSUfyvrKq)

When creating a new project the first step is related to choosing the target device and, if wanted, the style:

#### Possible Devices

* Smartphone
* Tablet
* PDA
* Desktop
* Other

The choice of a terminal type influences the measurements of the project screen to be created.

#### Styles

Choosing one style from the list or start a new project without a style chosen in the beginning.

{% hint style="success" %}
The style can be changed later either by one available in Kalipso or by external import (from Adobe XD, for example).
{% endhint %}

Then click next to the next screen (step 2)

### Step 2

![](/files/-M6ikWlDdNlbh-gMR17L)

* **Project Name** - Area to introduce a name for the project. There can be no spaces between letters.
* **Default Language** - Choose a language for the project from a list.
* **Description** - Introduce a description for the project.

In the left part of the screen, it is possible to add an image to the project that later can be the application icon.

Then you can choose the folder to save the files related to the project.

Press "Create" to finish and create a new project.


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