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A banner, a demo video and up to eight screenshots — the authoring screen most people never find.
Open one of your published projects' public pages while signed in and you get controls nobody else sees: a pencil button beside Share that turns the page itself into the editor. You are changing the real page, with everything already in front of you, rather than filling in a form somewhere else.
An unpublished project has no public page — opening its address shows "This project isn't public any more" / "The owner unpublished it, or the link is old.", even to you as the owner. So the order is: publish the project first (see Community & Sharing), then open its page and dress it.
Your edits are still safe from prying eyes while you work: the editing bar reads "Editing — visitors don't see this until you publish", and what you write only appears to visitors once you publish the changes.
The title, icon and short description come from Project Settings, not from this screen. If the name at the top is wrong, that is where to change it.
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