doc: general updtes for adherence to standards (#271)

Author: jorgepiloto

doc/source/getting_started/building_stk_images.rst

@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ End of the tab
                
                docker compose build
 
-        #. Build a single images by running:
+        #. Build a single image by running:
 
            .. code-block::
                
@@ -182,7 +182,7 @@ The docker run command is utilized to create and run a container from a Docker
 image. Various options are available to customize the container creation
 process.
 
-- ``--detach`` Runs the container in detached mode, allowing it to run in the background.
+- ``--detach`` Runs the container in detached mode, enabling it to run in the background.
 - ``--interactive`` Enables interactive mode, providing a TTY session for connecting to the container.
 - ``--tty`` Allocates a pseudo-TTY, ensuring proper formatting and display of the container's output.
 - ``--network="host"`` Shares the host's network stack with the container, enabling network connectivity.
@@ -236,7 +236,7 @@ Command breakdown
 The ``docker exec`` command is used to execute commands within a Docker
 container. It provides several options to enhance the execution experience.
 
-- ``--interactive`` Allows interactive mode, enabling interaction with the command executed within the container.
+- ``--interactive`` Enables interactive mode, enabling interaction with the command executed within the container.
 - ``--tty`` Allocates a pseudo-TTY, ensuring proper formatting and display of the executed command's output.
 - ``<container-name>`` Specifies the name or ID of the target container in which the command should be executed.
 - ``<command>`` Represents the shell command that you want to execute within the container.

doc/source/getting_started/index.rst

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ To run PySTK, you must have a licensed copy of `STK`_.
         :link: building_stk_images
         :link-type: doc
 
-        Step by step guidelines on how to build your own Docker image for STK.
+        Step-by-step guidelines on how to build your own Docker image for STK.
 
     .. grid-item-card:: Installing PySTK :fab:`python`
         :link: installing_pystk

doc/source/getting_started/installing_pystk.rst

@@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ PySTK is just a Python API to STK, meaning that STK is still required to perform
 all the necessary computations.
 
 Make sure that you followed the ``building_stk_images`` guide to properly
-containerize STK. PySTK can also attach to an STK instance in your machine,
-being able to launch the product.
+containerize STK. PySTK can also attach to an STK instance on your machine,
+with the ability to launch the product.
 
 
 User installation
@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ These include ``pip`` and ``GitHub``.
 Developer installation
 ======================
 
-The developer installation is specifically intended for project maintainers.
+Developer installation is specifically intended for project maintainers.
 This specialized installation is tailored to equip developers with the essential
 tools and resources required for effective contribution to the project's
 development and maintenance. The developer installation assumes a certain level
@@ -118,8 +118,8 @@ Activate previous environment:
             source <venv>/bin/activate
 
 Install the project in editable mode. This means that any changes you make to
-the package's source code immediately reflect in your project without requiring
-to reinstalling it.
+the package's source code immediately reflect in your project without requiring you
+to reinstall it.
 
 .. code-block::
 

doc/source/index.rst

@@ -37,8 +37,8 @@ PySTK provides a Python API to interact with `Ansys Systems Tool Kit`_ (STK).
            :link-type: doc
 
            A detailed guide describing the PySTK API. This guide documents all the
-           methods and properties for each one of the interfaces, classes and
-           enumerations of each one of the modules in PySTK.
+           methods and properties for each interface, class, and
+           enumerations of each PySTK module.
         {% endif %}
 
        {% if build_examples %}