Welcome back. You know how to get into TraderLobby. Now let's make the dashboard feel familiar. At first, a screen full of prices, labels, and panels can seem like a lot. You do not need to understand every number at once. You need a reliable way to answer three questions: Where am I? What am I looking at? And where should I go next?

Start with the main navigation. On a desktop, look for the navigation rail beside the main content. If it only shows icons, use Expand navigation to reveal the names. Find Trading. Selecting it opens the trading workspace, where you can review holdings, market information, and trading activity. Opening Trading does not place an order.

Now find the account menu. Check the displayed identity and make sure it is the account you intended to use. That identity belongs to your TraderLobby sign-in. It is separate from the exchange account that may supply balances or carry out trades. We will check that second layer on the next page.

Look across the workspace without pressing any trading controls. Some items report information. Others can change something. A price tells you about a market. A navigation label takes you to another section. A trading control may submit a request or affect automation. Read the label before deciding which kind of item you are using.

In particular, do not press the Trading running or pause control just to explore. It is not a play button for this lesson. It relates to trading automation. We have a separate chapter for understanding and supervising those controls. Today, finding the control and recognizing its purpose is enough.

Take a moment to locate Strategies, API Connections, Transactions, Settings, and Learn in the navigation available to you. Strategies helps you explore and manage strategies. API Connections lets you inspect your exchange connections. Transactions helps you review recorded activity. Settings contains preferences and account controls. Learn brings you back to these lessons. Some options depend on your account's access.

Here is your first check. Find Trading, find your account identity, and find the route back to Learn. On a phone, use the navigation provided by the mobile layout instead of searching for a desktop rail. You have completed this step when you can explain where you are and how to return, without changing any trading setting.