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# Mind Maps

A mind map draws your tests as a tree instead of a table. One glance tells you what a sprint or a Test Lab suite actually contains, and how the pieces relate to each other.

Mind maps are read-only. Nothing you do here changes a test.

## Opening a mind map

Open your project and look at the **Analyze** group on the project home page. Under **Mind maps** there are three buttons.

![The Mind maps buttons on the project home page](/files/oxCI9oRVU4euF3CAKo9g)

| Button       | Draws                                                             |
| ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Sprint**   | One sprint you choose, with its suites and scripts                |
| **Test Lab** | The project's Test Lab suites and scripts                         |
| **# Tags**   | Scripts grouped by tag — see [Tags](/web-testing/analyze/tags.md) |

All three open the same **Mind Map** screen. Start from these buttons rather than bookmarking the screen; opened on its own it does not know which tree to draw and comes up empty.

## A sprint mind map

Click **Sprint**. The screen asks you to pick one first.

![Choosing a sprint to map](/files/S2Jp78IJzp7JlwiMOmfg)

Choose a sprint from **Choose a Sprint** and the tree appears.

![A sprint drawn as a mind map](/files/L8VImfB4WQhvY6jvrEvh)

The tree has three levels:

1. The **sprint** at the top.
2. Each **test suite** in that sprint.
3. Each **test script** inside the suite.

## A Test Lab mind map

Click **Test Lab**. There is nothing to choose — Test Lab belongs to the project, so the map draws straight away.

![Test Lab drawn as a mind map](/files/W7QHARq87IqgJfVvmyp0)

The three levels are the same, except the top node is the **project** rather than a sprint.

## Reading the map

Each level has its own icon and colour, so you can tell a project from a sprint, a suite and a script at a glance.

## Zooming

Use the zoom out and zoom in buttons at the top right of the canvas. A sprint with many suites draws taller than one screen, so zoom out first to see the shape of it, then zoom back in to read the script names.