> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mulearn.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mulearn.org/how-to-use-the-platform/general-pages/projects.md).

# Projects

#### Purpose

The **Projects** module showcases projects shared by the μLearn community. It allows mentors to discover community projects, view project details, upvote projects, and provide feedback through comments.

#### Page Overview

The Projects page displays all published community projects as searchable project cards. Selecting a project opens its detailed view, where mentors can explore the project, access related links, view the contributors, upvote the project, and participate in discussions.

#### Features/Sections

**Projects List**

* Displays the total number of published projects.
* Search projects using the **Search projects** field.
* Each project card displays:
  * Project icon
  * Project title
  * Short description
  * Number of upvotes
  * Number of comments
  * Creator
  * Published date or time

**Project Details**

Selecting a project card opens the project details overlay, which includes:

* Project title
* Creator name
* Published date
* Project description
* Upvote button
* External project links
  * GitHub
  * Hosted Link
* Makers (project contributors)
* Discussion section for comments

#### Available Actions

* Browse community projects.
* Search projects by name.
* Open a project's detailed view.
* Upvote a project.
* Open external project links such as GitHub or Hosted Link.
* View the project contributors.
* Add comments to the discussion.
* View existing discussions.

#### Step-by-Step Workflow

1. Open **Projects** from the sidebar.
2. Search for a project or browse the project list.
3. Select a project card to open its detailed view.
4. Review the project description and available links.
5. Open the GitHub repository or hosted application, if available.
6. View the project makers.
7. Use the **Upvote** button to support the project.
8. Share feedback by posting a comment in the Discussion section.

#### Notes

* Selecting a project card opens a detailed project overlay.
* External links open the project's associated resources, such as GitHub repositories or hosted applications.
* The Discussion section allows community members to share feedback and suggestions.
* The Upvote button records community appreciation for the project.


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