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# TAP Studio Overview

The main sections of TAP Studio are:

**1. Ribbon Menu**

The ribbon menu contains the following options:

* [Open Automation](/getting-started/tap-studio/how-to-open-an-existing-automation-project-in-tap-studio.md)
* [New Automation](/getting-started/tap-studio/how-to-create-a-new-automation-project-in-tap-studio.md)
* [Save](/getting-started/tap-studio/how-to-save-an-automation-project.md)
* Run Robot
* Stop
* [UI Browser](/getting-started/tap-studio/control-identifiers-in-ui-browser.md)
* Record Workflow
* Package Manager

![](/files/-Mg4uVm9zQLwRBGMpDm3)

**2. Sequence Bar**

Using the sequence bar, you can navigate through different Workflows of your automation project.

![](/files/-Mg4v7Xmo7QRTc8bSkav)

**3. Activities Toolbar**

The Activities Toolbar contains all the activities that can be added in your automation project using drag and drop.

Besides the activities list, the toolbar has 2 additional sections:

* Recent: the latest used activities
* [Favorites](/getting-started/tap-studio/how-to-add-an-activity-to-favorite-activities.md): the activities you use the most in your daily automation projects.

We recommend visiting our [section dedicated to TAP Studio Actions](/actions/tap-actions.md) where you can find more info about each of them, how to configure it and watch a use case.

![](/files/-Mg4vZydW4uPyuZ8qcDK)

**4. Debug Console**

![](/files/-Mg4vnrhuMvJ7ABfkGey)

The Debug console captures all logs during the automation project execution, in order to capture the errors.

Auto-Scroll - the console scrolls down during the automation execution in order to display the latest log all the time. <br>

**5. Properties Section**

This section displays the properties of the selected sequence or activity.

[<br>](https://www.loom.com/share/190d511151094a348bc76c3ad42bc616)

![](/files/-Mg4w1tGYhWFRADeYu1d)

**6. Variables Section**

This section lists all the created [variables.](/getting-started/tap-studio/variables-and-data-types.md)

![](/files/-Mg4wT4DzNfzeEfstQeP)

**7. Solution Explorer**

Please check our article about [Invoke Workflow](/actions/tap-actions/diagram/invoke-workflow.md) to better understand the Solution Explorer section.

![](/files/-Mg4whlsLmHu1ilMphUg)

**8. Arguments**

Please check our article about [Invoke Workflow](/actions/tap-actions/diagram/invoke-workflow.md) to better understand the Arguments section.

![](/files/-Mg4wur5JUyjxkkysShp)


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