## Rename Default Schema
To go to schema manager, click on the **Project** > **Schema**
If you have not created a schema before, you should see the same screen as in the image below:
Let's rename our schema from **Default Schema** to **Flood detection**. For this. flock on the icon next to the schema name and type in the new schema name and click **Save** icon (or press Enter):
Now, the schema name should be updated:
## Create Labels
To create label, click on the **New Label ** icon on the **Labels** tab
Type in the label name, pick a colour, and click **CREATE**
For this demo, we will use next labels to determine flood risks:
High (colour: #FF0000)
Medium (colour: #F0FF00)
Low (colour: #00FF1E)
After labels are created, your page should look like this:
## Create Attributes
Switch to the **Attributes** tab, which should look like this:
Click **New Attribute** icon
Now you should see that a new attribute has been created:
Click on it to modify, and follow the attribute configuration wizard:
**Kind** - chose **Select** from the dropdown, and click **NEXT**
**Name** - type in name of the attribute and click **NEXT**
**Scope** - leave the default value (**PER ANNOTATION**) and click **NEXT**
**Visible when** - click **All** checkbox and click **NEXT**
**Options** - click **NEW OPTION**, type in the option name, and click **CREATE** (or just Enter) and add options for the select attribute. When you are done, click **NEXT**
For this demo we will use next options:
Park
Residential area
Industrial area
Unknown
Your options tab should look like this:
**Defaults** - leave default blank and click **NEXT**
Now your attributes page should look like this:
## Create Global Attributes
From the same tab as before (Attributes tab), create a new attribute, select type **Slider**, and give it a name as you did before:
**Scope** - select **PER FILE** and click **NEXT**
Skip **Options** step, and on the **Defaults** step select rage from 1 to 5 and leave **Default** blank
Now our attributes tab should look like this:
