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# Storymaker home page

When you log in you will see that the Storymaker homepage includes:

* **Top navigation bar** with links to the home page, create a story, search assets, my stories and your user profile.
* **A banner** with "getting started" on the left, "useful links" in the centre and a link to "learn more" about the project on the right.  
* **Interesting stories** published by other users for you to browse. 

![](/files/-LvpqCcNMZz-n9wbaJ7H)

On the top right hand side of the screen you will find the link to your user profile.


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