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Creating Your First Project in Atarim
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Last Updated On 2025-12-11

Creating Your First Project in Atarim

Learn how to create your first project in Atarim, enabling efficient collaboration and feedback management.

Create your first Atarim Project guide
Creating your first project in Atarim is the initial step toward streamlining your team’s collaboration and feedback process. This article will guide you through three different ways to create projects, allowing you to kickstart your work seamlessly.

Relevant For

  • Project Managers
  • Design Leads
  • Team Members

Prerequisites

Basic familiarity with Atarim’s interface.
Methods for Adding Projects

Method 1: Adding a URL to Create a New Project

This quick method allows you to add any website URL, enabling collaboration within seconds.
Use this method for projects focused on live websites where you need immediate feedback.

Instructions:

  1. Navigate to the Projects screen.
  2. In the top bar, enter the URL of the website you want to collaborate on.
  3. Click “Add Site” to generate a shareable collaboration link instantly.
Adding a Project via URL

Note: The website must have an SSL certificate (HTTPS) to be added here. Websites using HTTP cannot be added for collaboration.

Method 2: Uploading Designs

This method is ideal for design collaboration. Upload multiple design files into a single project and manage feedback easily with version control.

Instructions:

  1. From the Projects screen, click on “Add Design”.
  2. Select the design files you want to upload.
  3. Organize multiple designs, mockups or variations within singular projects.
  4. Or paste your Figma URL to import a design directly.

Note: Currently, users can only collaborate on image files. The supported file types are JPG and PNG.

Adding Design
Design Upload Options

Recommendation: Use version control to manage multiple iterations of the same design, ensuring all feedback is applied to the correct version.

Method 3: Installing the Atarim Plugin or Script

For websites or applications requiring deeper integration, install the Atarim script or WordPress plugin to gain more control over your projects.

WordPress Plugin

Tip: Best for WordPress sites, staging environments, maintenance mode, and backend feedback.

Instructions:

  1. Click on Add Snippet and select Install WordPress Plugin.
  2. Enter your site URL in the provided field.
  3. Click Install Plugin to complete the process.

Or

  1. Navigate to the website or application where you want to install the script/plugin.
  2. Install the Atarim WordPress Plugin from the WordPress repository.
  3. Activate the license to enable full functionality.
  4. Return to Atarim to collaborate on your live site, including pages behind paywalls or requiring logins.
Adding via Snippet
Choose WP Plugin
Enter your Site URL
Installing Atarim Visual Collaboration feedback
Sign in to connect with your Atarim account

What You Get With the Plugin

  • Works on secure, login-protected, or maintenance-mode pages
  • Supports collaboration on WordPress admin (backend feedback)
  • Allows AutoLogin from Atarim dashboard to WP admin
  • Enables Guest Mode, letting clients leave comments without WP accounts

Recommendation: Use the plugin for all WordPress projects where accuracy, staging access, or backend feedback is required.

Custom Script

Tip: Best for non-WordPress websites such as Webflow, Shopify, Laravel, React, custom apps, and static sites.

When you choose Add Custom Script, Atarim generates a small JavaScript snippet that you can paste into your site’s code.

Instructions:

  • Copy the script shown in the text box.
  • Select Add Custom Script in the installation modal.
  • Enter your site URL.
  • Click Generate Script.
  • Paste this code into the <head> or <footer> of every page where you want collaboration enabled.
  • Publish your changes.
Generate & Copy Script

Script added in the footer

Using Page Source to Confirm the Script Is Active

What You Get With the Script

  • Works on any platform
  • Loads Atarim on the actual live page, not a proxy
  • Supports collaboration on login-required content only if the user is already logged in

Note: The script allows you to collaborate on secured areas of the website, ensuring comprehensive feedback across all site sections.

Method 4: Using the Chrome Extension

The Atarim Chrome Extension enhances your collaboration experience across all methods by allowing real-time feedback directly on any website.

Instructions:

  1. Install the Atarim Chrome Extension from the Chrome Web Store.
  2. Visit the website you want to collaborate on and click the Atarim extension icon.
  3. You can now add comments or collaborate directly on the site without needing to log into Atarim.
How to download the Atarim Chrome Extension

Note: For users who don’t have the Chrome extension installed and want to collaborate on the same project, collaboration will take place via URL-based access. This means tasks, pages, and comments will be mirrored 1-to-1 on the URL, ensuring consistency across the project.

Tip: Use the Chrome Extension when collaborating on pages that require authentication, load dynamic content, or block external requests. The extension attaches directly to your live browsing session, ensuring everything loads exactly as it should.

FAQs

Can I create multiple projects at once?

Yes, you can add multiple URLs or upload various designs in separate projects.

What if my client has never used Atarim?

You can share a link that allows clients to view and comment on the project without needing an account or anything installed on their side.

Tips & Tricks

  • Tip 1: Start by organizing your project well, using clear titles and folders for designs or websites to make feedback management smoother.
  • Tip 2: For design projects, take advantage of version control to prevent confusion between iterations.
  • Tip 3: Use the Chrome Extension for seamless, real-time collaboration without needing to switch between platforms.

Summary

By following these steps, you’ll be able to set up your first project in Atarim and start collaborating efficiently. Whether you’re managing a live website, design files, or an app behind a login screen, Atarim has the flexibility to support your needs.

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