# Liked Projects

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### What Are Liked Projects?

When you click the ❤️ heart on a project card in the dashboard, that project is marked as “Liked” (featured) and added to your Liked Projects list. It’s a quick way to bookmark work you want to revisit or showcase.

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### How to Like a Project

1. In the **Projects** dashboard, hover over any project card.
2. Click the ❤️ heart icon in the top-right corner of the card.
3. The heart fills in, indicating the project is now in your Liked list.

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### Viewing Your Liked Projects

1. In the left sidebar, click the **Projects** icon.
2. Switch to the **Liked** tab at the top of the dashboard.
3. Browse all projects you’ve hearted—click any card to open it.

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### Removing a Like

* To un-like, simply click the ❤️ icon again on the project card—this removes it from your Liked tab but leaves the project intact in your main list.

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### Best Practices

* **Curate a portfolio:** Heart polished, production-ready apps to quickly access or share with others.
* **Organize by theme:** Use Liked Projects to group apps by client, use case, or inspiration.
* **Combine with Remix:** Like a community template, then remix it to kickstart your own version.

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With Liked Projects, you can easily bookmark and organize the apps that matter most.

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