# Getting Started with Web App and WordPress

## **Web App:**

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If you don't have an account yet, [create a free one here](https://coreframework.com/auth/sign-up).
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After you sign up either with your email or via Google, you will get immediate access to the dashboard where you can readily access the standalone web app, and/or download the plugin for WordPress.

1. **Sign Up:** Begin by signing up for an account on the [Core Framework website](https://coreframework.com) to access the web app.
2. **Open Web App:** Once logged in, you will have access to the Web App. Simply click on the 'Open Web App' button in the header.
3. **Configuration:** Follow the on-screen instructions to configure your project name, and then hit 'Create'.

## **WordPress Plugin:**

If you're using WordPress, you can either download our plugin manually at any time after you log in to your account from your dashboard, or you can install it right from your WordPress installation through the plugins page. 

1. **Download/Install Plugin:** Download the [Core Framework plugin from the WordPress plugin repository](https://wordpress.org/plugins/core-framework/), or, download the plugin from your dashboard on our website. 
2. **WordPress Plugins:** Alternatively, from your WordPress admin dashboard, navigate to **Plugins -> Add New Plugin** and search for Core Framework. From here, you can click on **Install Now** and then **Activate**.
3. **Configuration:** Configure the plugin settings from the WordPress menu to integrate it with your current theme and plugins.

[In the next article](https://docs.coreframework.com/getting-started/initial-setup-and-configuration), we will explain in more detail about how to configure Core Framework.

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No license key required to use the plugin! 🎉
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