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# How do I find a site in my Faaaster account?

The **Projects** list, the first item in the left-hand menu, brings together all your sites. It offers a search, status filters, a tag filter, a choice of columns and six different sort orders.

## Contents

- [Search for a site](#2-search-for-a-site)
- [Filter by status](#2-filter-by-status)
- [Filter by tag](#2-filter-by-tag)
- [Sort the list](#2-sort-the-list)
- [Choose the displayed columns](#2-choose-the-displayed-columns)
- [Grid view or list view](#2-grid-view-or-list-view)

## Search for a site

A **Search** field filters the list as you type, by the site's name or address.

**Quick search** at the top right, also available from the keyboard with **⌘K**, searches across your whole account — not just projects.

![The Projects list, with its toolbar and the New site button.](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/9/d/2/d/9d2d3e0b7134b800/projets-01-liste-en_6ruzdv.png)

## Filter by status

Filters above the list show only certain sites. Each one shows its number of sites, and only the filters that apply to at least one site appear:

- **Active** — the default filter;
- **Paused**;
- **Blueprints**;
- **Errors** — sites that are started but not responding.

The **Active** filter hides archived sites and sites still being created. Archived sites are kept in the **Trash**, a separate button that only appears if you have any: each site is listed there with its **Deleted on** date and a **Restore** button.

## Filter by tag

A **Tags** selector in the toolbar narrows the list to the sites that have the chosen tags. It only appears if at least one of your sites has a tag.

## Sort the list

Six sort orders are available:

- **Order by creation date** (default sort)
- **Order by reponse time**
- **Order by availability**
- **Order by number of updates**
- **Order by disk space**
- **Order by php version**

> Sorting by **number of updates** or by **PHP version** is the quickest way to spot, across several dozen sites, the ones that need attention.

## Choose the displayed columns

In list view, the **Columns** selector in the toolbar lets you show or hide:

**Status**, **Availability**, **TTFB**, **PageSpeed**, **Vulnerabilities**, **WordPress**, **PHP**, **Updates**, **Plan**, **Created** (the creation date) and **Tags**.

Four of them are hidden by default: **Status** — redundant with the colored dot in front of the site's name —, **Created**, **Plan** and **Tags**.

> Your column selection is **kept** from one visit to the next.

## Grid view or list view

The list is displayed as a **grid** (cards) or as a **list** (table). Your choice is saved in your preferences and restored the next time you log in. The columns described above only apply to list view.