Description of problem:
As a user with limited access, the developer perspective is opened automatically. The user automatically saw a page that explain that she/he need to create a project:

> Getting Started
> OpenShift helps you quickly develop, host, and scale applications.
> To get started, create a project for your application.
> 
> To learn more, visit the OpenShift documentation.
> 
> Download the command-line tools
> 
> (Disabled) Add
> 
> (Disabled) Select a Project to start adding to it or create a Project

When creating a new project over the project dropdown the new project is created and the user stays on the add page.

But when creating a project with the link "Create a new project" the user is automatically redirected to the admin page.


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
4.10.9 (older versions not tested)


How reproducible:
Always


Steps to Reproduce:
1. Login with a developer user (limited access, this means the developer perspective should be opened automatically and the user can not see any other project)
2. Navigate to the add page and click on "Create a new project"
3. Create a new project with the modal


Actual results:
The new project is created and the project detail page from the admin perspective is shown.


Expected results:
That the new project is created and the user stays on the add page. Ideally, the new namespace is selected and the add page shows the common add actions.


Additional info:
A questions to the UX team: it looks like the "Create a new project" button is the primary CTA on this page. But it's displayed as a "link" (with strange padding)  instead of a primary button. Should we change this to a primary button?