Add headings to steps

Author: omckeon

src/content/docs/Products/SplashKit/Splashkit Website/Usage Examples/01-overview.mdx

@@ -26,15 +26,18 @@ Splashkit website.
 
 <Steps>
 
-1. **Choose a Planner Card or Idea**:  
-   Pick an existing planner card that matches a SplashKit function, or create a unique example. Make
-   sure the idea clearly demonstrates the function in a practical or visually interesting way.
+1. ### Choose a Planner Card or Idea
+
+   Pick an existing planner card that matches a SplashKit function, or create a unique example.
+
+   Make sure the idea clearly demonstrates the function in a practical or visually interesting way.
+
+2. ### Develop a Demonstrative Program
 
-2. **Develop a Demonstrative Program**:  
    Write a simple program to illustrate the function’s use. Focus on clarity and simplicity,
    ensuring that the code is easy to follow and that it showcases the function effectively.
 
-3. **Write the Program in Multiple Languages**:
+3. ### Write the Program in Multiple Languages
 
    - **C++**: Implement the example with standard C++ practices, providing a version using SplashKit
      and one without SplashKit (Beyond SplashKit).
@@ -46,35 +49,41 @@ Splashkit website.
    - **C#**: Provide both a version using top-level statements and an Object-Oriented (OOP) version.
    - **Python**: Write a Python version that is straightforward and reflects the same functionality.
 
-4. **Create a Title for the example**:
+4. ### Create a Title for the example
 
    - Think of a title that describes the overall functionality of the program.
    - Be creative with this title. It should not be the name of the function, or use the word
      "Example".
 
-5. **Capture Output of Program**: Run the program in any of the languages to capture the details of
-   the program running. You might do this with a screenshot, screen recording converted to a GIF, or
-   an audio recording.
+5. ### Capture Output of Program
+
+   Run the program in any of the languages to capture the details of the program running.
+
+   You might do this with a screenshot, screen recording converted to a GIF, or an audio recording.
 
    | Output Format    | Accepted File Type | Example of when to use                                    |
    | ---------------- | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------- |
    | Screenshots      | `.png` file        | Simple program without any user inputs or animations.     |
    | Screen Recording | `.gif` file        | The program has user inputs or animations to demonstrate. |
    | Audio Recording  | `.webm` file       | The program include audio sounds.                         |
 
-6. **Add Files to the Correct Folder in the SplashKit Repository**:
+6. ### Add Files to the Correct Folder in the SplashKit Repository
 
    - Copy your files into the appropriate folder within the `splashkit.io-starlight` repository.
    - Ensure file names and directory paths are consistent with SplashKit’s structure.
 
-7. **Submit a Pull Request for Usage Examples**:  
+7. ### Submit a Pull Request for Usage Examples
+
    Follow the steps in the
    [Pull Requests for Usage Examples guide](/products/splashkit/splashkit-website/usage-examples/03-usage-pull-request).
+
    Use the provided PR template, describe your example clearly, and attach explanations and
    screenshots to the pull request.
 
 </Steps>
 
+## Links to other pages
+
 <LinkCard
   title="Creating Usage Examples"
   description="How to create usage examples for the Splashkit website, including the necessary