anchor.diff:  +
   image::images/apis-services.png[Show the button labeled "+ Enable apis and services"]
   
  -. Search for "Google Analytics Reporting Api" using the API Library search. 
  +. Search for "Google Analytics Reporting API" using the API Library search. 
   - It should look like this: 
   +
  -image::images/analytics-api.png[Shows The google analytics api in the search result]
  +image::images/analytics-api.png[Shows The google analytics API in the search result]
   
  -. And enable it: 
  +. Click the "Enable" button: 
   +
  -image::images/analytics-api-enable.png[Shows the analytics api page with an enable button]
  +image::images/analytics-api-enable.png[Shows the analytics API page with an enable button]
   
  -. And the same two steps for the Maps JavaScript API
  +. Repeat the same two steps for the Maps JavaScript API
   +
   image::images/maps-api-enable.png[Shows the Maps JavaScript API with an enable button]
   
  -. After enabling the Maps JavaScript API go to the "Credentials" tab which should look like this.
  +. After enabling Maps JavaScript API go to the "Credentials" tab which should look like this:
   +
   image::images/Credentials.png[Shows the credentials tab]
   
  
positive.code: +
  image::images/new-user-service.png[A new user form filled in and showing the app button in the top right]
  
  . Go back to the cloud platform and the service accounts menu option. Press on the service that was created.
  +
  image::images/service-page-accounts.png[Service accounts in a list]
  
  
negative.code: 
  Our widget shows additional information that is provided by Google Analytics:
  
  image::images/widget-preview.png[Bar chars and Pie charts, showing site statistics]
  
  We will need to set up a Google Cloud platform account. 
  
  . link:https://console.developers.google.com/project[Open Google Developers Console] and click Create Project on the dashboard.
  
  