# 1. Get Started

If you want to use it without annotations, after registering, you can skip directly to [Chapter 3](https://webcanvas.gitbook.io/webcanvas-docs/3.-evaluation).

* ### Register an account

You can register using an email address or log in directly with your Google account.

{% embed url="<https://www.imean.ai/web-canvas/auth/login>" %}
Link: Login
{% endembed %}

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* ### Install Annotation Plugin

You can download the ***iMean builder*** plugin through the following link.

{% embed url="<https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/imean-ai-builder-smart-pr/pjmblclplbbhbphdmgopdknhcfdnnjff>" %}

Through iMean builder, you can record the webpage operation workflow. For the specific labeled process, please see Chapter 2.

* ### Define and Annotate your Tasks

Try to refer to [2.-annotation](https://webcanvas.gitbook.io/webcanvas-docs/2.-annotation "mention") and [3.-evaluation](https://webcanvas.gitbook.io/webcanvas-docs/3.-evaluation "mention") for detailed instructions.

* ### Create a Challenge

You can create your own challenge and fill in the corresponding information, including `challenge name`, `homepage information`, `how to participate`, `dataset name`, `your name`, `organization`, and `contact information`. These fields are required.

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```

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