1. Log in to WeWeb and start a new project or open one you already have.
2. Head over to the project's dashboard to manage your resources and settings.

1. In the WeWeb dashboard, find the 'API Configurations' section.
2. Click on 'Add New API'.
3. Choose 'GraphQL' as the API type.
4. Enter the GraphQL endpoint URL. Something like: https://example.com/graphql
5. If needed, add headers or authentication details to access the GraphQL API.

1. Go to the 'Data' section in the WeWeb editor.

2. Click on 'Add Data Source'.

3. Pick the GraphQL API you set up from the list.

4. In the query field, write the GraphQL query you need. For example:
   ```graphql
   {
   user(id: "1") {
   id
   name
   email
   }
   }
   ```

5. Click 'Run Query' to test it and make sure it returns the data you expect.

1. Go to the 'Design' section in the WeWeb editor.
2. Drag and drop UI components (like text boxes, lists, etc.) onto the canvas.
3. Select a UI component you want to bind data to.
4. In the properties panel, link the component to the GraphQL data source.
5. Map the fields from the query result to the UI component. For example, map user.name to a text box to show the user's name.

1. Just like setting up queries, go to the 'Data' section.
2. Add a mutation query in the same way:
   ```graphql
   mutation CreateUser($name: String!, $email: String!) {
   createUser(input: {name: $name, email: $email}) {
   id
   name
   }
   }
   ```
3. Bind UI elements like forms or buttons to this mutation.
4. Set up the variables to be taken from user inputs within the WeWeb editor.

1. In the WeWeb editor, preview the project to make sure all GraphQL queries and bindings are working right.
2. Make any adjustments needed based on the preview.
3. Once you're happy with it, publish the project.

1. Keep an eye on how the deployed WeWeb application is performing and behaving.
2. Update the GraphQL queries, mutations, and API configurations from the WeWeb dashboard as needed based on backend changes or user feedback.

This step-by-step guide helps you integrate GraphQL within a WeWeb project, allowing for dynamic data interaction and UI responsiveness.