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The top-level page is at the highest level of each section in Use GitLab in the global navigation. This page type:

• Introduces the workflow briefly.
• Lists features in the workflow, in the order they appear in the global navigation.

The top-level page should be in this format.

title: Title (The name of the top-level page, like "Manage your organization")
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Briefly describe the workflow's key features. Use the active voice, for example, "Manage projects to track issues, plan work, and collaborate on code."

|   |   |   |
|---|---|---|
| [**Getting started**](../../user/get_started/get_started_projects.md)<br>Overview of how features fit together. | [**Page name**](file.md)<br>Keyword, keyword, keyword, keyword. | [**Page name**](file.md)<br>Keyword, keyword, keyword, keyword. |
| [**Page name**](file.md)<br>Keyword, keyword, keyword, keyword. | [**Page name**](file.md)<br>Keyword, keyword, keyword, keyword. | [**Page name**](file.md)<br>Keyword, keyword, keyword, keyword. |

• For each page, use three to four keywords to describe the page contents.
• For Getting started pages, use Overview of how features fit together.
• List only the pages that are one level below the top-level page.

Update the table when a new page is added, or if the pages are reordered.

The title must be an active verb that describes the workflow, like Manage your infrastructure or Organize work with projects.

The description metadata on the top-level page determines the text that appears on the GitLab documentation home page.

Use the following metadata format:

stage: Name
group: Name
description: List 3 to 4 features linked from the page.
info: To determine the technical writer assigned to the Stage/Group associated with this page, see https://handbook.gitlab.com/handbook/product/ux/technical-writing/#assignments

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