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When we click '''Create''' on the Scratch home page a project creation window opens. The project window consists of several items. The grey bar at the top contains a menu. On the left there is a stage on which sprites perform scripts. Underneath there is a sprite panel. The right side is taken up by a panel of resources where we can create scripts, costumes and sounds.<br />

The '''Scratch menu''' consists of the following items (from left to right):<br />

'''Scratch logo''' – access to the Scratch home page (the starting page)<br />

'''Globe''' – choice of the language used in the environment<br />

'''File''' – saving and opening projects:

<li> '''Small stage layout''' – reduce the stage size and enlarge the resources panel (scripts ...), </li>

<li> '''Turbo mode''' – accelerate the execution of scripts.</li></ul><br />

'''Tips''' – displaying the help window (which opens on the right)<br />

'''Picture menu''' – selecting a picture will attach a tool to the cursor, we click the cursor on an object to perform an operation on it:<br />

* '''Stamp''' – Duplicate – duplication of an object (sprite, script ...)

When we sign in, the right side of the menu contains the following items:<br />

* '''Saved''' – indicates that the current project status is saved on the web page<br />

* '''Folder with the letter S''' – access to a list of the user’s projects (My Stuff)

** Sign out – sign out (without closing the programme)<br />

Two additional buttons under the menus cause the following:<br />

'''Share''' – access to a project description page which also saves the project and shares it with other users<br />

'''See the project page''' – access to a project description page where we can add instructions (Instructions) on how to use the project as well as notes and acknowledgments (Notes and Credits) <br />

If we are not signed on, the right side of the menu contains only the option '''Sign in'''. <br />

=== Web browser Scratch 2.0 environment – the stage ===

The stage is a window in which the project is implemented. This is where sprites execute scripts.