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# Get Started

Setting up a Developer Page is super simple! Follow these steps below to see how it's done.

1. Log into your [Shopify](https://admin.shopify.com/) account using your information.
2. Navigate to the 'Pages' section within the Shoppy dashboard and select 'Add page'.

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3. Choose an appealing title and icon that represents your Developer Page, like "My Beautiful Developer Page"
4. Under 'Type', select 'Developer Page'

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4. Now we can focus on the main strength of developer pages; using URLs it is possible to access different types of **dynamic values** related to your Shopify Clients that are navigating your developer page inside the app. \
   \
   In the 'Query' field, enter the base URL where the page will be hosted, such as `https://www.mybeautifulliste.com/app`\
   \
   Below the 'Query' field, you'll find the 'Key' and 'Value' fields. Here, you can add dynamic variables like `id`, `email`, `name`, and `surname`. \
   As you input these, the corresponding template tags (`{{user_id}}`, `{{user_email}}`, `{{user_first_name}}`, `{{user_last_name}}`) **will be automatically appended to your base URL as GET parameters**.

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Once you save your settings, the Developer Page within the app will direct users to a URL that looks like this:

`https://www.mybeautifulliste.com/app?id={{user_id}}&email={{user_email}}&name={{user_first_name}}&surname={{user_last_name}}`

When a user accesses this page, their unique information will replace the template tags, personalizing the page to their profile.


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