How tedious is to start a new Wappler project (website)?
I've been working mostly on a single project, and now I want to create another one. But then I start thinking I have to make a navbar, login/registration and so on... I'm mostly worried about the design part...
For those of you that started a new project, how tedious was it?
The most tedious part I have found is the database design and creating the server actions.
I have used the built in blocks for navbar, login, and registration. It may be even easier now with the AI integration.
Here's a quick video of what I just did with the AI. Of course, there would be some fine tuning afterwards, but the actual page creation was very quick.
Here is another test that I just did using the AI functionality that is more complicated. I think I might grow to love this @Teodor !
@Apple, it looks like if you use the AI functionality, then it will come down to how detailed you are in describing what you want to do.
The tedious part was that we keep getting new ideas on how to improve such common processes. 
Its not very time consuming to copy the code/UI/UX from existing project in our case. We tried building a boilerplate project, but realized that every client has a different requirement/approach. So we just do things from scratch for the most part.
The introduction of AI helps creates an opportunity to save the text utilized like @scott displayed and used it for new sites, a template if you will. I've used the following from videos for a start to finish template and process of how to get a new site up.
This is @ben 's introduction to "Upsert" and provides a solid beginning to a new site.
In this one @Hyperbytes Brian shares his dynamic SEO, Global settings amongst the creation of another solid platform to work from.
While it seems tedious @sid 's point of tweaking and learning new functions and implementations is what drives developers to come back to the keyboard.
I can't find the actual post at the moment but I recall @scottclee created a ready-made system for logging in, registration, etc. which does all the stuff you need include 2FA I think.
Yup, userauth. I use it on all of my projects.