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Author: PoojaB26

docs/get-started/quickstart.md

@@ -11,14 +11,14 @@ keywords: [quickstart, getting started, dreamflow tutorial, ai app generation, f
 
 When starting a new Dreamflow project you have three options:
 
-- **[Start from a prompt](/quickstart#start-with-a-prompt)**: when you want to get a jumpstart on a brand new app idea 
-- **[Start from scratch](/quickstart#start-from-scratch)**: when you want to incrementally build from a blank project
-- **[Start from a template](/quickstart#start-from-a-template)**: when you want to start from an existing beautiful, tailored app
+- **[Start from a prompt](/quickstart#start-with-a-prompt)**: when you want to get a jumpstart on a brand new app idea.
+- **[Start from scratch](/quickstart#start-from-scratch)**: when you want to incrementally build from a blank project.
+- **[Start from a template](/quickstart#start-from-a-template)**: when you want to start from an existing beautiful, tailored app.
 
 
 ## Start With a Prompt
 
-Dreamflow's AI-powered app generation allows you to create fully functional, production-ready applications from simple text and image descriptions. Simply describe what you want to build, add some screenshots of design inspiration, and Dreamflow Agent will generate the entire app structure, UI components, and functionality for you.
+Dreamflow's AI-powered app generation allows you to create fully functional, production-ready applications from simple text and image descriptions. Simply describe what you want to build, additionally add screenshots for design inspiration, and Dreamflow Agent will generate the entire app structure, UI components, and functionality for you.
 
 Ready to create your app? Simply:
 

docs/index.md

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ Kick off from a natural-language prompt, a blank Flutter project, or import an e
 Jump between multiple development modes to build your app efficiently:
 
 - Leverage the **AI agent** to get a jump start on new features or for help debugging.
-- Add, remove or rearrange UI elements (Widgets) in the **Visual widget tree**.
+- Add, remove or rearrange UI elements (Widgets) in the **visual Widget Tree**.
 - Configure arguments for widgets visually in the **Properties editor** with type-safe controls.
 - Use the **Code** editor to peak under-the-hood and see what's going on.
 

docs/workspace/content-panel.md

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ The panel displays a real-time preview of your Flutter app running in **debug mo
 ### Inspect Mode
 Inspect mode provides an interactive way to explore and modify your Flutter widgets visually. When enabled, hovering over widgets in the preview reveals their boundaries with colored overlays, making it easy to understand widget layout and hierarchy. This visual feedback helps developers quickly identify and understand the structure of their UI components. 
 
-To turn on inspect mode, select the **"Inspect Mode"** toggle in the Content Panel canvas. 
+To turn on inspect mode, select the **Inspect Mode** toggle in the Content Panel canvas. 
 
 Selecting a widget with a click automatically synchronizes the [Widget Tree](modules-panel/widget-panel.md) and [Property Panel](properties-panel.md) to display detailed information about that widget, maintaining the highlight until another selection is made. This seamless integration between the preview and development panels streamlines the workflow for analyzing and modifying widgets. The context menu, accessed through right-click, offers powerful widget-specific actions including property editing, adding context to agent, code navigation, and other operations, enabling rapid iterations on your Flutter application's user interface.
 
@@ -48,9 +48,9 @@ Dreamflow provides integrated hot reload and hot restart capabilities that allow
 
 **Hot Reload** applies your code changes instantly while preserving the current application state. This is ideal for UI modifications, styling updates, and minor code changes. To Hot Reload the preview, click the **lightning button** at the top of the Content Panel.
 
-**Hot Restart** completely restarts your Flutter app with all code changes applied, resetting the application state. Use this for structural changes, when hot reload fails, or after fixing compilation errors. To Hot Restart the preview, click the **refresh** button at the top of the Content Panel. 
+**Hot Restart** completely restarts your Flutter app with all code changes applied, resetting the application state. Use this for structural changes, when hot reload fails, or after fixing compilation errors. To Hot Restart the preview, click the **refresh** button at the top right of the Content Panel. 
 
-**Stop Preview** fully ends the preview session. While Dreamflow works to prevent issues, sometimes the preview can enter an unusual or broken state. If problems aren’t resolved by Hot Reload or Hot Restart, it’s best to click the **stop button** at the top of the Content Panel to stop the preview completely and restart it. Once stopped, you can restart the preview using the **Restart** button that appears in the preview device. 
+**Stop Preview** ends the preview session completely. While Dreamflow works to prevent issues, sometimes the preview can enter an unusual or broken state. If problems aren’t resolved by Hot Reload or Hot Restart, it’s best to click the **Stop** button at the top of the Content Panel to stop the preview completely and restart it. Once stopped, you can restart the preview using the **Restart** button that appears on the preview device. 
 
 :::info[If you're still experiencing issues in the preview...]
 You can try to reload the project entirely by selecting the project name in the top left corner and selecting "Reload Project"

docs/workspace/modules-panel/theme.md

@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ Typography in Dreamflow ensures that text styles remain consistent throughout yo
 - **Body**: Paragraphs, descriptions, and content-heavy areas.
 - **Label**: Smaller text for buttons, captions, or UI labels.
 
-You can modify your text styles in the Theme panel and then use them anywhere a `TextSyle` class is expected - for example, in the style property of the `Text` widget.Use the "Apply Theme" button next to the `Style` property in the property panel to select your text style. 
+You can modify your text styles in the Theme panel and then use them anywhere a `TextSyle` class is expected - for example, in the style property of the `Text` widget. Use the "Apply Theme" button next to the `Style` property in the property panel to select your text style. 
 
 
 ## Style Constants

docs/workspace/modules-panel/widget-panel.md

@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ You can change the *view* of the Widget Tree to be either Consolidated or Detail
 ## Widget Management
 
 Right-click on any widget to access a comprehensive context menu with options for:
-- **[Adding new widgets](/workspace/widget-tree#add-widget) (to widgets that take other widgets as children or have properties that take a widget)
+- [Adding new widgets](/workspace/widget-tree#add-widget)(to widgets that take other widgets as children or have properties that take a widget)
 - Wrapping existing widgets
 - Copying, cutting, and pasting widgets
 - Navigating to component definitions
@@ -185,7 +185,7 @@ To wrap a widget, right click and select "Wrap Widget." Then select a widget to
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 ### Jumping to Component Definitions and References
-When building your application, you may want to see where Custom Components are defined or referenced. For example, you can right click instances of components (denoted using the component icon) and click "See Definition" to jump to the definition of that component in the Widget Tree. 
+When building your application, you may want to see where custom components are defined or referenced. For example, you can right click instances of components (denoted using the component icon) and click "See Definition" to jump to the definition of that component in the Widget Tree. 
 
 To see references, or usages, of a component, right click on the component and select "See References." This allows you to step through each of the references within the Widget Tree.