# Learn with Labs

### What is a Lab

Labs are a set of stepwise guided tutorials authored by developers and consumed by developers. A Lab could be something as easy as building a personal portfolio website using HTML, CSS to something as complex as smart contracts and blockchain.  

### Exploring Labs

Find your perfect lab to explore from the [**Labs**](https://commudle.com/labs) page.

![Labs Homepage](/files/-MW6-ehJNyH4zQoaD25A)

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[How to write a Lab](/labs/create-a-lab.md)
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### The Lab Page

Surf through the complete list of steps required to complete the lab on the extreme left, and find the Author over the top of the same!

![](/files/-MW97Xnxw5xbk_b9FROE)

### Leave your thoughts

Find buttons towards the end of the page for easily navigating through the next/previous steps, If you're enjoying the Lab on the same right side do not forget to give a like to the Author parallelly feel free to share any kind of doubts or queries and suggestions in the thoughts box at the bottom. 

![](/files/-MW9h-nOGcjSkKrZipET)

### Related Labs

Finished reading? find more related labs on the left bottom of the page. 

![](/files/-MW9iD9KPIDtRu9OdjRc)


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