Fix typos

Author: xavierfoucrier

README.md

@@ -3,25 +3,27 @@ Website for mo · js with tutorials and documentation.
 
 ![mo · js](logo.png "mo · js")
 
-## To get started
+## Get started
 * Run `npm i` to install all dependencies
-* Run `npm start` to start the project on `http://localhost:8080`
+* Run `npm run dev` to run the projet locally at `http://localhost:8080`, your browser will open the URL automatically
 
 ## Deploy
 * Run `npm run build`
-* Try the build using `npx serve docs/.vuepress/dist`
-* Push to the mojs.github.io master branch using `. deploy.sh`
+* Try the build locally using `npx serve docs/.vuepress/dist`
+* Automatic deployment through Github Actions on the `master` branch
 
 ## Tips for docs writers
-If you need very special demo that doesn't work with the `<MojsCode>`or the `MojsInteractive` components, create a new component and add it to the folder "components". Make shure the name doen't contain a number, VuePress doesn't like that.
+If you need very special demo that doesn't work with the `<MojsCode>` or the `MojsInteractive` components, create a new one and add it to the "components" folder. Make sure the name doesn't contain a number, VuePress doesn't like that.
 
 ### Known bugs
-* If you get a `Unknown custom element:` or any other wierd errors, try restarting VuePress by stopping the process in tour terminal and run `npm run start` again to clear the VuePress cache. It's probably due to some JS error in a custom component that you used wrote.
+* If you get an `Unknown custom element` or any other weird errors, try restarting VuePress by stopping the process in your terminal, then run `npm run dev` again to clear the VuePress cache. It's probably due to some JS error in a custom component that you used to wrote.
 
-* If you get an `Errors compiling template: tag <p> has no matching end tag.`, make sure you have a dubble line break before any html comments (`<!--`). Like this:
+* If you get an `Errors compiling template: tag <p> has no matching end tag.` error, make sure you have a double line break before any HTML comments (`<!--`), like this:
 
-  ```md
-  My code
+```md
+My code
 
-  <!-- Some html comment -->
-  ```
+<!-- Some html comment -->
+```
+
+Happy coding with `mojs` :tada