Task: Assign the issue regarding 404 in a11yproject to myself.
Site: gitlab

1. Navigate to the correct repo on the intial page, by clicking the "a11yproject" repo
2. Locate the gray sidebar, and click on the "Issues" button
3. Identify the large search bar at the top of the page and type in "404"
4. Click on the most relevant result regarding 404 issues
5. On the right side, under "Assignee" click the "Edit" button and type in myself "ByteBlaze" and click on the resulting icon

1. Search for the repository “a11yproject” in the search bar at the top of the page.
2. Click on the link corresponding to the repository.
3. Click on the "Issues" dropdown in the left sidebar of the project's main page.
4. In the issues list, type “404” into the search bar and press Enter to filter the issues related to 404.
5. Look for the specific issue regarding 404.
6. Click on the title of the issue to open it.
7. Once the issue is open, look for the "Assignee" section on the right-hand side of the issue page.
8. Click on the "Edit" button next to "Assignee."
9. In the "Assign to" field, select your own user name “Byte Blaze”.
10. The issue should now show your username as the assignee.

1. Search in the top search bar for "a11yproject".
2. Click on the project "a11yproject" from the user "primer".
3. Click on the option "Issues" at the left side bar between the "Repository" and the "Merge requests" options.
4. Type "404" in the white "Search or filter results..." search bar.
5. Click on the magnifying glass at the right of the "Search or filter results..." search bar.
6. Click on the black "[Bug] 404s, bad host, bad urls for URLs linked from website" link from the options displayed under the white search bar.
7. Click on the "Edit" button of the "Assignee" section at the top right of the screen.
8. Type the user "byteblaze" in the "Select assignee" search bar.
9. Click on the option corresponding to the user "byteblaze" in the "Assign to" window.

1. In the top right corner of the page, click on the "Filter by name" search bar.
2. Enter "a11yproject".
3. Click on the result which appears.
4. From the left bar, click on "Issues".
5. At the top of the list, click in the searchbox with the placeholder "Search or filter results"
6. Enter "404" in the searchbox, and click the "search" icon to the right of the searchbox.
7. Click on the first issue that appears.
8. In the right column of the page, click on the "edit" url under thr "Asignee" section.
9. In the "Search users" searchbar, search for "ByteBlaze" (myself), and make sure it is checked, or else check it.

1. Type 'a11yproject' in the 'Filter by name' text box in the top bar.
2. Press the 'return' key to search for the 'a11yproject' repo.
3. Click on the 'The A11Y Project' repo from the search result.
4. Click on 'Issues' in the left side bar to list issues in the repo.
5. Type '404' in the 'Search or filter results...'.
6. Press the 'return' key to search for the issues regarding '404'.
7. Click on the only result.
8. Click on the 'Edit' button next to 'Assignee' on the right sidebar.
9. Click on the user 'Byte Blaze' (myself) from the dropdown list to assign the issue to myself.

1. Click into the search bar located at the top left of the page, with a purple background.
2. Type in the key terms related to the desired repo.
3. Press enter.
4. Click on the name of the relevant search result, i.e. the name of the desired repository.
5. Click on “Issues” in the sidebar, located on the left side of the page.
6. Click into the search bar, located above the rows of search results.
7. Type in the description of the desired issue.
8. Press enter
9. Click on the first relevant search result. The title of the search result, which is the bolded text at the top left of each row, carries information on the relevance of the search result.
10. Click the “assign yourself” button for Assignees, located below and to the right of the bolded text “Assignee”.
11. Click on “Issues” in the sidebar, located on the left side of the page.
12. Click into the search bar, located above the rows of search results.
13. Type in the description of the desired issue.
14. Press enter
15. Click on the next relevant search result. The title of the search result, which is the bolded text in the top left of each row, carries information on the relevance of the search result.
16. Since this issue is already assigned to us, we are done.