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@@ -7,13 +7,26 @@ User Interface widgets and utilities for Solid (solid-ui)
 These are HTML5 widgets which connect to a solid store. Building blocks for solid-based apps.
 Vanilla JS.  Includes large widgets like chat, table, matrix, form fields, and small widgets.
 
+See [storybook](http://solidos.github.io/solid-ui/examples/storybook/) for SolidUI widgets.
+See [API](https://solidos.github.io/solid-ui/Documentation/api/) for SolidUI functions.
+See [Forms](https://solidos.github.io/solid-ui/Documentation/form-examples/demo.html) for UI vocabulary implementation.
+
+Table of content:
+- Getting started(#getting-started)
+- Further documentation(#further-ocumentation)
+
+
 ## Getting started
+
+Contributions of bug fixes and new functionality, documentation, and tests are
+always appreciated.
+
 ### In npm-based projects
 When including solid-ui in an npm-based project, you can use it with:
 
 ```js
-  import { ns, rdf,  acl, aclControl, authn, create, dom, icons, log, matrix, media,
-  messageArea, infiniteMessageArea, pad, preferences, store, style, table, tabs, utils, widgets, versionInfo
+  import { ns, rdf,  acl, aclControl, create, dom, icons, log, matrix, media,
+  messageArea, infiniteMessageArea, pad, preferences, style, table, tabs, utils, widgets, versionInfo
 } from 'solid-ui'
 
 ```
@@ -23,10 +36,8 @@ Clone this repo, and in the repo root run:
 * `npm install`
 * `npm run build`
 
-This will generate a `lib/` folder containing, among other artifacts, `lib/webpack-bundle.js`.
-Now run `npx serve` and go to http://localhost:5000/examples/ with your browser to see some examples.
-See the ['examples' folder](https://github.com/solidos/solid-ui/tree/examples/examples) for the
-source code of those examples.
+This will generate a `dist/` folder containing, among other artifacts, `dist/main.js`.
+Now run `npx serve` and go to http://localhost:3000/Documentation/ with your browser to see some examples.
 
 While viewing one of those examples, you can open the web console in your browser and for instance
 try how you can create a button:
@@ -44,56 +55,7 @@ const chat = UI.infiniteMessageArea(document, store, UI.rdf.namedNode(chatChanne
 document.body.appendChild(chat)
 ```
 
-Or a full ACL Control Box:
-```js
-const exampleFolder = 'https://example-user.inrupt.net/public/public-control/'
-const aclControlBox = UI.aclControl.ACLControlBox5(UI.rdf.namedNode(exampleFolder), { dom: document }, '', store)
-document.body.appendChild(aclControlBox)
-```
-
-
-## Documentation
-- [talk presentation](https://solidos.github.io/solid-ui/Documentation/talks/FormsTalk.html)
-- API https://solidos.github.io/solid-ui/Documentation/api/ for the API documentation.
-- The UI components are presented in a [storybook](http://solidos.github.io/solid-ui/examples/storybook/).
-
-## Overview
-This has been a place to put any functionality from solid views which has been generalized to be usable in other views.
-
-- Authentication UI: manage the user's logged in/out state.
-- Discovery: finding the user's stuff, and leaving records of new things
-- Preferences: UI for managing a user's preferences with two axes of defaults
-- An Access Control List widget for Solid ACL system
-- Acess Control Logic
-- Create a new object from modules/extensions which have registered their ability to create things
-
-- A [form system](https://solidos.github.io/solid-ui/Documentation/forms-intro.html): Forms are defined in RDF, and create/edit RDF data, including form definitions
-- A collection of shortcut namespace objects for a selection of relevant RDF vocabularies.
-- Small atomic widgets (buttons etc) of which the others are constructed.
-- An error message panel
-
-Some of the larger controls include:
-
-- A chat widget: add discussion to any object. Infinite scroll, embedded images, social reactions, etc etc
-- A people picker widget for choosing a set of people or an existing group
-- A general purpose table display with built-in faceted browsing
-- A two-dimentional matrix of editable live data that extends in both dimensions.
-- A notepad of shared notes for real-time collaboration
-- Drag and drop code for linking things and uploading files
-- A set of tabs for holding other widgets and arbitrary UI elements
-
-The typical style of the widgets is to know what data it has been derived from,
-allow users to edit it, and to automatically sync with data as it changes in the future.
-To see how these are used, see the panes which use them within the data browser.
-
-The level of support for this varies.
-
-See also: [A short introduction to the Form system](https://solidos.github.io/solid-ui/Documentation/forms-intro.html)
-
-Contributions of bug fixes and new functionality, documentation, and tests are
-always appreciated.
-
-## Development
+### Development new components
 
 When developing a component in solid-ui you can test it in isolation using storybook
 
@@ -104,5 +66,8 @@ npm run storybook
 
 If there is no story for the component yet, add a new one to `./src/stories`.
 
-When you want to test the component within a solid-pane, you can use the [development mode of solid-panes](https://github.com/solidos/solid-panes#development) or
- [mashlib-dev](https://github.com/solidos/mashlib-dev).
+When you want to test the component within a solid-pane, you can use the [development mode of solid-panes](https://github.com/solidos/solid-panes#development).
+ 
+## Further documentation
+- [Slides about forms](https://solidos.github.io/solid-ui/Documentation/talks/FormsTalk.html)
+- [Some code know-how](https://github.com/SolidOS/solidos/wiki/2.-Solid-UI-know-how)