A few more edits

Author: juliasilge

user-interface.qmd

@@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ The Positron interface provides a flexible environment for data science that can
 
 ## Basic overview
 
-This section outlines the core layout elements of Positron’s interface. Each section plays a distinct role in supporting coding, data exploration, and model development, giving you full control over your data science environment.
+This section outlines the core layout elements of Positron’s interface. Each section plays a distinct role in writing code, running code, and understanding your results, giving you full control over your data science environment.
 
 + ![Interface of the Positron IDE showing Activity Bar, Primary Side Bar, Editor, Panel, and Secondary Side Bar.](images/user-interface-for-rstudio-migration.jpeg)
 
 - The **Activity Bar** provides quick access to switch between core views such as Explorer, Search, [Source Control](git.qmd), and [Extensions](extensions.qmd).
 - The **Primary Side Bar** is on the left by default and shows you different views depending on what you have chosen in the Activity Bar. When you choose the Explorer icon, this pane provides the file explorer to navigate your project directory and the outline. When you choose the Assistant icon, this pane provides access to [Positron Assistant](assistant.qmd)
-- The **Editor** is in the upper central area by default, and is where you write, debug, and refine your code. Whether in Python or R, the editor delivers a full-featured IDE experience tailored to data science workflows. For editor controls, refer to [VS Code Editor Basics](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editing/codebasics).
+- The **Editor** is in the upper central area by default, and is where you write your code. For editor controls, refer to [VS Code Editor Basics](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editing/codebasics).
 - The **Panel** is below the editor by default and contains the [Console](#console) and the [Terminal](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/terminal/basics). You can also access logs from [Output](troubleshooting.qmd#output-panel) channels in the Panel.
 - The **Secondary Side Bar** is on the right by default. You can switch between the Session pane (where you can explore the variables you have defined and the plots you have created), the [Connections](connections-pane.qmd) pane, the [Help](help-pane.qmd) pane, and the Viewer pane.
 
-The **Title Bar** at the very top shows the active file and project, along with window controls. Below it, the **Top Bar** provides global project tools such as file search, the project switcher, and the interpreter selector with the ability to start, stop, and switch interpreters. The **Status Bar** at the botton of the window displays details such as your git branch, language mode, and cursor position.
+The **Title Bar** at the very top of the window shows the active file and project, along with window controls. Below it, the **Top Bar** provides global project tools such as file search, the project switcher, and the interpreter selector with the ability to start, stop, and switch interpreters. The **Status Bar** at the botton of the window displays details such as your git branch, language mode, and cursor position.
 
 You can toggle most of these components in and out of view using commands such as _View: Toggle Primary Side Bar Visibility_, _View: Toggle Status Bar Visibility_, and others.
 
@@ -61,12 +61,14 @@ The Command Palette makes it easy to open files without using the file explorer.
 
 Press {{< kbd mac=Command-P win=Ctrl-P linux=Ctrl-P >}} to open the file picker. Start typing part of a file name to see matching files. Use the arrow keys to select a file, then press {{< kbd Enter >}} to open the selected file.
 
-You can also:
+You can also use:
 
-- type {{< kbd > >}} to switch to command mode
-- type {{< kbd @ >}} to search for symbols in the current file
-- type {{< kbd # >}} to search for symbols across the workspace
-- type {{< kbd : >}} followed by a line number to jump to that line
+| Key | Action |
+| --- | ------ |
+| {{< kbd \> >}} | Switch to command mode |
+| {{< kbd @ >}}  | Search for symbols in the current file |
+| {{< kbd # >}}  | Search for symbols across the workspace |
+| {{< kbd : >}} followed by a line number | Jump to that line |
 
 ### Tips for effective use