> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.simpleuat.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Guided wizard > Eight questions that create environments, suites, starter tests, a first cycle, and optional assignments. You can change everything later. **Start guided setup** / **Guided wizard** is for a new project with no existing tests. It is not more "correct" than a pack or a spreadsheet. It builds a starter so you're not staring at empty nav. Intro copy in the app: tell us what you're testing; **About 5 minutes**; you can change everything later. ## The eight questions 1. **What are you testing?** Website/web app, mobile app, API/backend, or a product with several parts. 2. **What should we call this release or project?** Something you'll recognize: "September MVP," "Checkout Redesign." 3. **What kind of change?** Brand-new / major launch, new feature, fixes, or a regular mixed release. 4. **Where will your team test?** Dev, Test/QA, Staging/Implementation, Production (multi-select). Creates environments; one recommended default. 5. **How much structure?** Lean, Recommended, Thorough, or start small. 6. **Who will actually perform UAT?** Mostly me, small internal team, business users, or clients/external. This controls whether assignments get created. 7. **How do you expect testing to happen?** One focused cycle, every release, weekly, or not sure. Becomes the first cycle template. 8. **Optional: describe your product:** short plain English to tailor starter tests. Skip for generic templates. ## What it creates You'll see build stages: validate to project to environments to suites to starter tests to first cycle to optional assignments to done. That's a first pass, not a locked methodology. Add a pack, import more, delete suites. [Can I change it?](/setup/can-i-change-it) Wizard vs import vs manual. Assign yourself and start a run.