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Author: daysgobye

guides/zmkGui.md

@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
 ---
-title: ZMK GUI
+title: Getting started with a ZMK GUI
 description: How to use a GUI to configure your ZMK powered keyboard.
 author: Boardsource
+product_link: https://www.boardsource.xyz/products/supermini
 subcategory: easy
 draft: false
 tags: 
@@ -30,15 +31,15 @@ or integrated if there is no controller that a user solders to the board.
 
 | Nice!Nano/SuperMini                                                       | Blok | Integrated |
 |---------------------------------------------------------------------------|------|------------|
-| [Corne](https://github.com/boardsource/zmk-config_corne_nnv2)             |      |            |
-| [Lily58/Lulu](https://github.com/boardsource/zmk-config_lily58_nnv2)      |      |            |
-| [Microdox v2](https://github.com/boardsource/zmk-config_microdoxv2_nnv2)  |      |            |
-| [Sweep](https://github.com/boardsource/zmk-config_sweep_nnv2)             |      |            |
-| [TG4X](https://github.com/boardsource/zmk-config_tg4x_nnv2)               |      |            |
-| [3x4 Macropad](https://github.com/boardsource/zmk-config_3x4_nnv2)        |      |            |
-| [Sofle](https://github.com/boardsource/zmk-config_sofle_nnv2)             |      |            |
+| [Corne](https://github.com/boardsource/zmk-config_corne_nnv2)             |   x   |     x       |
+| [Lily58/Lulu](https://github.com/boardsource/zmk-config_lily58_nnv2)      |   x   |     x       |
+| [Microdox v2](https://github.com/boardsource/zmk-config_microdoxv2_nnv2)  |   x   |     x       |
+| [Sweep](https://github.com/boardsource/zmk-config_sweep_nnv2)             |   x   |     x       |
+| [TG4X](https://github.com/boardsource/zmk-config_tg4x_nnv2)               |   x   |     x       |
+| [3x4 Macropad](https://github.com/boardsource/zmk-config_3x4_nnv2)        |   x   |     x       |
+| [Sofle](https://github.com/boardsource/zmk-config_sofle_nnv2)             |   x   |     x       |
 
-# Step 2: Create a reposity from the template.
+# Step 2: Create a repository from the template.
 
 You will need a GitHub account for this. If you don't have one, take a moment
 now to create one. Not only does this make working with ZMK easier, it means
@@ -47,33 +48,38 @@ Once you have an account, and are logged in, you'll create a repository for your
 keyboard like this. Make sure to name the repository something you'll remember.
 Many people use `zmk-keyboardNameHere`
 
-![](https://images.boardsource.xyz/template%20how%20to.png)
+![how to get template](https://images.boardsource.xyz/template%20how%20to.png)
 
-# Step 3: Connect the GUI tool to the reposity you created
+# Step 3: Connect the GUI tool to the repository you created
 
 At this point, we are almost there! We'll want to go to [the keymap
 editor](https://nickcoutsos.github.io/keymap-editor/) and follow the
 instructions given. It will want you to connect your code from GitHub to the
 tool so it can access and edit your keymap all in the tool.
 
-# Step 4: Getting the files for your keyboard
+# Step 4: Make changes to your keymap
+Click on any key displayed on your keyboard. You should see a popup that lets you change the function of that key. Make any changes you want and move on to the next step.
 
-![](https://images.boardsource.xyz/signal-2023-10-20-120918_002.png)
+# Step 5: Getting the files for your keyboard
 
-![](https://images.boardsource.xyz/signal-2023-10-20-120918_003.png)
+![how to save changes](https://images.boardsource.xyz/signal-2023-10-20-120918_002.png)
 
 We have everything we want, and just have to put it on the keyboard. 
 In the editor, there's a save icon at the top. Make sure to hit that, and then
 the button to the right. That will take you back to GitHub to get your firmware,
-built automatically for you! If you see a yellow spinning icon or text like `0/2
+built automatically for you!
+
+![how to download Firmware](https://images.boardsource.xyz/signal-2023-10-20-120918_003.png)
+
+If you see a yellow spinning icon or text like `0/2
 jobs completed`, just wait a moment while it does the compiling for you. It may
 take just a minute or two. Once it's all green, you'll see a file in the
-Artifacts section called `firmware.zip`. Click that and download it. That will
-be your firmware ready to go for your board! Make sure to extract the zip into
+Artifacts section called `firmware.zip`. Click that to download it. That's 
+your firmware ready to go for your board! Make sure to extract the zip into
 UF2 files. Split keyboards get 2 firmware. One for left, and one for right.
 Make sure to not mix them up.
 
-# Step 5: Flashing
+# Step 6: Flashing
 
 This is the normal process for flashing your controller. With most controllers,
 you can double tap reset, and you'll have a "flash drive" show up on your