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diff --git a/doc/articles/features/working-with-xaml-hot-reload.md b/doc/articles/features/working-with-xaml-hot-reload.md
@@ -297,7 +297,7 @@ Mobile targets are currently using a limited version of XAML Hot Reload and do n
 
 ## Hot Reload Indicator
 
-Hot Reload displays a visual indicator to help you further monitor changes while developing. It displays new information every time Hot Reload is triggered. The indicator is enabled by default within the `UseStudio()` method which is located in the root `App.xaml.cs` file. This displays an overlay which hosts the visual indicator. If you wish to disable it, you simply have to provide the following boolean: `UseStudio(showHotReloadIndicator: false)`, removing the overlay from the view.
+Hot Reload displays a visual indicator to help you further monitor changes while developing. It displays new information every time Hot Reload is triggered. The indicator is enabled by default within the `UseStudio()` method which is located in the root `App.xaml.cs` file. This displays an overlay that hosts the visual indicator. If you wish to disable it, you simply have to provide the following boolean: `UseStudio(showHotReloadIndicator: false)`, removing the overlay from the view.
 
 <p align="center">
   <img src="~/articles/Assets/features/hotreload/indicator.png" alt="A hot reload visual indicator" />

diff --git a/doc/articles/studio/Hot Design/hot-design-getstarted-counter-tutorial.md b/doc/articles/studio/Hot Design/hot-design-getstarted-counter-tutorial.md
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ This tutorial will guide you through using Hot Design to create a simple counter
 </p>
 
 > [!NOTE]
-> This tutorial is based on the [XAML + MVUX variant](xref:Uno.Workshop.Counter.XAML.MVUX) of the Counter app tutorial. It demonstrates how to create a simple cross-platform app using Uno Platform. If you prefer to use MVVM you can still complete this **Hot Design** tutorial by switching the MVUX code, with the MVVM code from the [XAML + MVVM variant](xref:Uno.Workshop.Counter.XAML.MVVM). Explore other tutorial variants [here](xref:Uno.Workshop.Counter). 
+> This tutorial is based on the [XAML + MVUX variant](xref:Uno.Workshop.Counter.XAML.MVUX) of the Counter app tutorial. It demonstrates how to create a simple cross-platform app using Uno Platform. If you prefer to use MVVM you can still complete this **Hot Design** tutorial by switching the MVUX code, with the MVVM code from the [XAML + MVVM variant](xref:Uno.Workshop.Counter.XAML.MVVM). Explore other tutorial variants [here](xref:Uno.Workshop.Counter).
 >
 > [!IMPORTANT]
 > At the current stage of the **Hot Design™** beta, **only the Desktop platform is supported**. Other platforms are undergoing stabilization for Hot Design support and will be available in future updates.
@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ This will create a new folder called **Counter** containing the new application.
 
 ## Assets
 
-First, we need to add the image file to the application. Download this [SVG image](https://aka.platform.uno/counter-tutorial-svg-uno-logo) (right-click the [link](https://aka.platform.uno/counter-tutorial-svg-uno-logo) and select "save-as") and add it to the **Assets** folder. Once added, rebuild the application to ensure the image is included in the application package.
+First, we need to add the image file to the application. Download this [SVG image](https://aka.platform.uno/counter-tutorial-svg-uno-logo) (Open this [link](https://aka.platform.uno/counter-tutorial-svg-uno-logo), right-click on the SVG image and select "Save as") and add it to the **Assets** folder. Once added, rebuild the application to ensure the image is included in the application package.
 
 > [!NOTE]
 > If you're working in Visual Studio, select the newly added **logo.svg** file in the **Solution Explorer**, open the **Properties** window, and ensure the **Build Action** property is set to **`UnoImage`**. For other IDEs, no further action is required as the template automatically sets the **Build Action** to **`UnoImage`** for all files in the **Assets** folder.  

diff --git a/doc/articles/studio/studio-overview.md b/doc/articles/studio/studio-overview.md
@@ -39,8 +39,8 @@ It includes three key tools, each purpose-built to streamline your workflow:
 
 ## What's the difference between Uno.Sdk and Uno Platform Studio?
 
-**Uno.Sdk** is the core SDK that powers the Uno Platform, enabling you to build cross-platform applications using C# and XAML from a single project. **Uno Platform Studio** is a suite of productivity tools that enhance your development experience, including Hot Design™, Hot Reload, and Design-to-Code.  
+**Uno.Sdk** is the core SDK that powers the Uno Platform, enabling you to build cross-platform applications using C# and XAML from a single project. **Uno Platform Studio** is a suite of productivity tools that enhance your development experience, including Hot Design™, Hot Reload, and Design-to-Code.
 
-As the **Uno Platform Studio** is built on top of **Uno.Sdk**, it's only available to applications that have been created, or updated, to use the **Uno.Sdk**. If you haven't updated your project to use the **Uno.Sdk**, you can do so by following the [migration guide](xref:Uno.Development.MigratingFromPreviousReleases).  
+As the **Uno Platform Studio** is built on top of **Uno.Sdk**, it's only available to applications that have been created, or updated, to use the **Uno.Sdk**. If you haven't updated your project to use the **Uno.Sdk**, you can do so by following the [migration guide](xref:Uno.Development.MigratingFromPreviousReleases).
 
 Start your journey with **Uno Platform Studio** today by **[registering an account](https://platform.uno/my-account/)**, and take your app development productivity to the next level!