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# How do I select a template?

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### If you are starting work on a new Nav, click on "Create New" or click on the existing Navs listed on the Nav Dashboard.

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### Once in the Smart Nav Builder, click on Get Started.

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### Now you can preview all the preset templates we have available.

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### Use the toolbar on the top right to preview the template on Mobile.

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### You can click on the expand/shrink preview.

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### Or, you can also open the Nav in a new tab.

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### Once you are satisfied with the Layout, click Apply to move to Adding Menus.

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