Which workflow is incorrect for commencing a new Revit project?

Starting a new project in Revit typically involves using various methods to initiate the design environment effectively. The workflow of pressing Control-O on the keyboard is associated with opening existing projects rather than creating a new one. Control-O is a shortcut that allows users to open a file from their directories, which does not serve the function of beginning a new project.

In contrast, using the "New Project" option clearly indicates that you are establishing a fresh project workspace. Similarly, opening an existing template means that you are choosing a predefined layout upon which to build your new project. Accessing the File menu provides additional options to create a new project, reinforcing the correct pathways for starting a new initiative in Revit. Thus, while the other methods lead to the appropriate initiation of new projects, the Control-O shortcut misdirects the user towards the file-opening process rather than project creation.