# Setting Up Your Project 🏗️

Getting started with DappHero is easy!

1. Signup, login, and create a new project. 
2. Copy your custom script tag and embed it in your website, right before the closing `</body>` tag.&#x20;
3. Tag your elements and check out the awesomeness!

### 1. Signup

### 2. Create a new project

![](/files/-MBBGIwtqLWlOXdPyo8U)

### 3. Create or Add smart contracts (optional)&#x20;

![You can edit your smart contract on the "Contracts" tab which will be visible on the menu to the left.](/files/-MBBH40IJrNbDsII6gp5)

### 4. Copy your custom script tag

![This script tag is the MAGIC of DappHero, it must be incorprated into your project to work.](/files/-MBBGdz2UQnyX0SA6iJu)

### 5. Embed the script tag in your webpage: (Raw HTML Version)&#x20;

![Example of where to place your Script Tag in Glitch](/files/-M-Vn7Q3gcOVeS3tmFQo)

### 5. Embed the script tag in your webpage: (WebFlow Version)&#x20;

![This should be similar for most sites that allow you to edit HTML](/files/-M-VnrrpHSaP2fhr-ukW)

{% hint style="warning" %}
When starting with WebFlow from scratch, you will need at least a [Lite Account](https://webflow.com/pricing#site) to add custom script tags. You can always start by cloning our Custom Templates which already have the script tag embedded.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
Like Webflow? Love No-Code? Head over to [Getting Started with Webflow](/integrations/using-weblow/starting-with-webflow.md)
{% endhint %}

Here is a [bare-bones HTML](https://glitch.com/~dapphero-intro) version of how to add your script tag so you can understand where it needs to be. Regardless of your no-code tool or website builder, the script tag location should be more or less the same. A quick primer on [adding script tags](https://www.wikihow.com/Add-JavaScript-to-Your-Website-Using-HTML).


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