Apply suggestions from code review

Co-authored-by: Alex Krawiec <[email protected]>

Author: indragiek

docs/product/explore/profiling/index.mdx

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ On the [**Profiling**](https://sentry.io/orgredirect/organizations/:orgslug/prof
 
 ![Slowest Functions and Most Regressed Functions on the Profiling page](./img/profiling-page-functions.png)
 
-On the **Slowest Functions** widget, you can click on the **...** button on each function to see a list of example profiles containing that function. On the **Most Regressed/Improved Functions** widget, you can click on the function duration before & after the change to see before & after example profiles containing that function.
+On the **Slowest Functions** widget, you can click on the ellipses button (...) on each function to see a list of example profiles containing that function. On the **Most Regressed/Improved Functions** widget, you can click on the function duration before & after the change to see before & after example profiles containing that function.
 
 Below the function metrics, you’ll find two tabs: **Transactions** and **Aggregate Flamegraph**. 
 
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ The **Aggregate Flamegraph** tab does _not_ require tracing to be enabled, and w
 The transactions list will not be populated if tracing is not enabled for at least one of the selected projects.
 </Alert>
 
-The **Transactions** tab, by default, shows a list of all transactions in the selected projects sorted by the frequency (count) of the transaction. The list can also be sorted by duration (p50/75/90/95), project, timestamp, etc. by clicking on the column headers in the table. The transactions list can be filtered by specifying a query using the search bar. For example, you can search for transactions from specific users or transactions that are tagged with a custom attribute.
+The **Transactions** tab, by default, shows a list of all transactions in the selected projects sorted by the frequency (count) of the transaction. The list can also be sorted by duration (p50/75/90/95), project, timestamp, etc. by clicking on the column headers in the table. The transactions list can also be filtered by specifying a query using the search bar. For example, you can search for transactions from specific users or transactions that are tagged with a custom attribute.
 
 ![Transactions tab on the Profiling page](./img/profiling-page-transactions.png)
 
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ The **Aggregate Flamegraph** tab shows a [flame graph](/product/explore/profilin
 
 The wider frames represent more **frequent** code paths, which are likely more relevant optimization opportunities. You can click on a frame to select it, which will populate the sidebar on the right with links to example profiles containing the selected function. 
 
-## Zooming into Traces using Profiling
+## Zooming Into Traces Using Profiling
 
 If you are already looking at a trace and have insufficient information to debug the root cause of the problem, profiling data can help fill in the gaps. If there is profiling data associated with the trace, there are two ways to get to it from the [**Trace View**](/concepts/key-terms/tracing/trace-view/).