# Next steps

Now that you've got ShipWithDjango up and running, it is time to customize it and fit it to your needs.

ShipWithDjango is designed with flexibility in mind, allowing you to tailor your project to your specific needs through a series of well-organized configuration files. These files are easy to maintain and focus on different aspects of your application, ensuring that customization is both straightforward and efficient.

All configuration files are located in the `CONFIG` directory within the root of your project.

A lot of these configuration files will also take in environment variables which you can define in the provided `.env`.  ShipWithDjango also comes with secure secret management so you don't need to keep sensitive information in a file located on your server or local device. [Find more about which providers you can integrate with here.](/secret-management/third-party-providers.md)

The next sections will walk you through all the configuration options and how to leverage them to create your product in no-time.


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