[Docs] Relationships: Grammar fix in the "Design Relationships and Restrictions" section

docs/pages/concepts/logical/designs.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ language: en
 list: include
 ---
 
-Like a Google Doc, Designs are your primary tool for collaborative authorship of your infrastructure and services. A Design describes All the resources and their properties that you want for a single deployment written inAll the resources and their properties that you want for a single deployment written in YAML based on Meshery's declarative syntax (see [Meshery Schemas repo]((https://github.com/meshery/schemas)). By default, Designs are stored in your user account, but can be manually exported, programmatically snapshotted, or automatically synchronized to any OCI-compatible registry (e.g. Docker Hub, AWS ECR, and so on), or Git-based repositories (coming in v0.8). You can share designs and collaborate in real-time on their creation. Designs can be imported, exported, versioned, forked, merged, snapshotted, published, shared, embedded, templatized, and more.
+Like a Google Doc, Designs are your primary tool for collaborative authorship of your infrastructure and services. A Design describes All the resources and their properties that you want for a single deployment written inAll the resources and their properties that you want for a single deployment written in YAML based on Meshery's declarative syntax (see [Meshery Schemas repo](<(https://github.com/meshery/schemas)>). By default, Designs are stored in your user account, but can be manually exported, programmatically snapshotted, or automatically synchronized to any OCI-compatible registry (e.g. Docker Hub, AWS ECR, and so on), or Git-based repositories (coming in v0.8). You can share designs and collaborate in real-time on their creation. Designs can be imported, exported, versioned, forked, merged, snapshotted, published, shared, embedded, templatized, and more.
 
 <!-- ### Using Designs -->
 
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ There cannot be two components with the same name within a Design. However, ther
 - Designs can be snapshotted. Snapshots are immutable. Snapshots can be compared for differences between Design versions.
   - Snapshots can be exported or embedded.
 - Designs can be embedded.
-- Designs can be converted into reusable Patterns. Creating a Pattern. involves replacing the values of the variables in the design with the values provided by another user.
+- Designs can be converted into reusable Patterns. Creating a Pattern involves replacing the values of the variables in the design with the values provided by another user.
   - The user who creates a Pattern is called the **pattern owner**.
 - Designs can be deployed. Deploying a Design involves incorporating one or more components into your Design, configuring their relationships, and deploying them to one or more Environments. By default, any user of a Workspace can deploy a Design.
 - Designs can be deleted.

docs/pages/guides/configuration-management/importing-applications.md

@@ -6,6 +6,8 @@ permalink: guides/configuration-management/importing-apps
 category: configuration
 type: guides
 language: en
+redirect_from:
+  - /installation/quick-start.md
 ---
 
 Import your existing application definitions and your existing infrastructure configruations into Meshery
@@ -50,7 +52,7 @@ This command enable users to import their existing applications from sources as
 
 **Step 1: Access the Meshery UI**
 
-To import a Docker Compose app into Meshery using the Meshery UI, you must first [install Meshery](../installation/quick-start.md)
+To import a Docker Compose app into Meshery using the Meshery UI, you must first [install Meshery](/installation/quick-start)
 
 **Step 2: Navigate to the Application section in the Configuration**
 
@@ -67,3 +69,4 @@ When you import an app into Meshery, it will create a Meshery App based on defin
 <a href="{{ site.baseurl }}/assets/img/applications/ImportApp.png"><img alt="Import-Application" style="width:500px;height:auto;" src="{{ site.baseurl }}/assets/img/applications/ImportApp.png" /></a>
 
 Once the Meshery App has been created, you can use Meshery to manage, operate and observe your cloud native infrastructure. You can also use Meshery to deploy your Meshery App to any of your connected kubernetes clusters. For more information, see [connections](/installation/kubernetes)
+