diff --git a/Documentation/MinimalExample/Index.rst b/Documentation/MinimalExample/Index.rst
index 3ad807d8..49890496 100644
--- a/Documentation/MinimalExample/Index.rst
+++ b/Documentation/MinimalExample/Index.rst
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Execute the command `ddev typo3 make:extension` and answer the prompt
     ddev typo3 make:extension
 
      Enter the composer package name (e.g. "vendor/awesome"):
-     > t3docs/site-package
+     > myvendor\my-site-package
 
      Enter the extension key [site_package]:
      >
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ Execute the command `ddev typo3 make:extension` and answer the prompt
      [OK] Successfully created the extension my_site_package (myvendor/my-site-package).
 
 This script creates a new folder called `packages` with a subfolder,
-`site-package`. It mainly contains only a file called `composer.json`.
+`my-site-package`. It mainly contains only a file called `composer.json`.
 
 You could of course also create this file manually. Step
 :ref:`extension-configuration-composer` will explain the content of the :file:`composer.json`.
@@ -85,13 +85,13 @@ After you have created your site package extension you can uninstall :composer:`
 Before your brand new site package extension takes effect in your TYPO3
 installation, you have to install it. First you have to edit your composer.json in the root of your installation directory to add `packages` as a local repository. 
 
-See also chapter :ref:`Extension installation <t3sitepackage:extension-installation>`.
+See chapter :ref:`Extension installation <t3sitepackage:extension-installation>`.
 
 Then you can install your sitepackage with:
 
 ..  code-block:: bash
 
-    ddev composer req t3docs/site-package:"@dev"
+    ddev composer req myvendor\my-site-package:"@dev"