second pass edits

Author: rosemarymarano

site/installation.md

@@ -15,38 +15,38 @@ Note that there is a short video demonstration of the installation process avail
 
 You can build, test, and publish the Docker image for the operator directly from Wercker using the ```wercker.yml``` from this repository.
 
-If you haven't done so already, navigate to [wercker.com](https://www.wercker.com) and create an account.  Once you are logged in,
-on the [app.wercker.com] (https://app.wercker.com) page press, "Create your first application."
+If you haven't done so already, navigate to [wercker.com](https://www.wercker.com) and create an account.  After you are logged in,
+on the [app.wercker.com](https://app.wercker.com) page, click "Create your first application."
 
-Select GitHub (the default, if you are new to Wercker).  If you haven't done so already, press the "Connect" button within the
-larger GitHub button and follow the prompts to provide a login for GitHub.  This connects your Wercker and GitHub accounts so
-that Wercker pipelines will later be able to clone this repository.  Press, "Next."
+Select GitHub (the default, if you are new to Wercker).  If you haven't done so already, click the "Connect" button within the
+larger GitHub button, and follow the prompts to provide a login for GitHub.  This connects your Wercker and GitHub accounts so
+that Wercker pipelines will later be able to clone this repository.  Click "Next."
 
-Select the repository from GitHub.  This will be "oracle / weblogic-kubernetes-operator" or a different value if you
-forked this repository.  Press, "Next."
+Select the repository from GitHub.  This will be `oracle / weblogic-kubernetes-operator` or a different value if you
+forked this repository.  Click "Next."
 
-Configure Wercker's access to the GitHub repository.  The default choice, "wercker will check out the code without using an SSH key", 
-is typically sufficient.  Press, "Next."
+Configure Wercker's access to the GitHub repository.  The default choice, "wercker will check out the code without using an SSH key",
+is typically sufficient.  Click "Next."
 
-Verify the settings so far on the review page and press, "Create."
+Verify the settings so far on the review page and click "Create."
 
-Since this GitHub repository already has a ```wercker.yml``` file, you can skip directly to the "Environment" tab.
+Because this GitHub repository already has a ```wercker.yml``` file, you can skip directly to the "Environment" tab.
 
-Please provide the following key/value pairs on the environment page.  Remember that these values will be 
+Please provide the following key/value pairs on the Environment page.  Remember that these values will be
 visible to anyone to whom you give access to the Wercker application, therefore, select "Protected" for any
 values that should remain hidden, including all passwords.
 
 | Key | Value | OCIR Sample |
 | --- | --- | --- |
-| DOCKER_USERNAME | Username for the Docker store for pulling serverjre image | |
-| DOCKER_PASSWORD | Password for the Docker store | |
-| REPO_REGISTRY| Registry address | https://phx.ocir.io/v2  |
-| REPO_REPOSITORY | Repository value | phx.ocir.io/<your tenancy>/weblogic-kubernetes-operator |
-| REPO_USERNAME | Username for registry | <your tenancy>/<your username> |
-| REPO_PASSWORD | Password for registry | Use generated SWIFT password |
-| IMAGE_TAG_OPERATOR | Image tag, such as 0.2 or latest |  |
-
-Select the "Runs" tab.  Skip to the bottom and press, "Trigger your first build now."
+| `DOCKER_USERNAME` | Username for the Docker store for pulling server JRE image | |
+| `DOCKER_PASSWORD` | Password for the Docker store | |
+| `REPO_REGISTRY`| Registry address | `https://phx.ocir.io/v2`  |
+| `REPO_REPOSITORY` | Repository value | `phx.ocir.io/<your tenancy>/weblogic-kubernetes-operator` |
+| `REPO_USERNAME` | Username for registry | `<your tenancy>/<your username>` |
+| `REPO_PASSWORD` | Password for registry | `Use generated SWIFT password` |
+| `IMAGE_TAG_OPERATOR` | Image tag, such as 0.2 or latest |  |
+
+Select the "Runs" tab.  Scroll to the bottom and click "Trigger your first build now."
 
 When the run completes successfully, the Docker image for the operator will be built and published to your repository.