Update quickstart.mdx

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the project quickstart documentation to align with recent changes in the user interface. The primary goal is to ensure that the guide accurately reflects the current steps for creating a new project, specifically regarding button labels and the sequence of actions, thereby improving user experience and reducing potential confusion.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: The quickstart guide for project creation has been updated to reflect changes in the user interface flow.
• UI Flow Adjustment: The 'Create' button in the project creation process is now referred to as 'Next', and an additional step to 'Proceed to the Invite members step' has been added to the instructions.

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Changelog

• docs/projects/quickstart.mdx
  • Updated the instruction for clicking the 'Create' button to 'Next' to reflect UI changes.
  • Added a new step instructing users to 'Proceed to the Invite members step' after project creation.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the project creation steps in the quickstart guide, changing the action from 'Create' to 'Next' and adding a step for inviting members. My feedback focuses on refining the wording of these new instructions for better clarity and to ensure they consistently represent user actions within the application, making the guide easier to follow.

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The new instructions can be made clearer and more consistent with the action-oriented style of a quickstart guide.

1. In step 4, 'create project' is slightly awkward. 'create the project' reads more naturally.
2. Step 5, 'Proceed to the Invite members step,' is an instruction to the reader of the documentation, not an action in the UI. This breaks the pattern of the numbered list and can be confusing.

I suggest rephrasing these steps to clearly describe the user's actions and the application's behavior.

4. Click **Next** to create the project.
5. (Optional) Invite members on the next screen.