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Signed-off-by: Ana Goessens <ana@animo.id>

guides/getting-started/index.md

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 # Getting started
 
-In this section we will go over everything you need to get started on a technical level. First there are specific installation guides for NodeJS and React Native. Aries JavaScript works for creating both serverside application (commonly but not always issuer and verifyer) and mobile applications (commonly holder apps). Depending on your use case you can follow the installation guides for [NodeJS](./installation/nodejs/), [React Native](/installation/react-native/), or both.
+In this section we will go over everything you need to get started on a technical level. First there are specific installation guides for NodeJS and React Native. Aries JavaScript works for creating both serverside application (commonly but not always issuer and verifyer) and mobile applications (commonly holder apps). Depending on your use case you can follow the installation guides for [NodeJS](./installation/nodejs/index.md), [React Native](/installation/react-native/index.md), or both.
 
 After the installation of your prerequisites is complete, we'll walk you through the [initial setup](./set-up/index.md) of the framework.

guides/index.md

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 There are [several](https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/ARIES) Aries frameworks that help you build solutions using verifiable credentials. This one is written in TypeScript and is specifically well suited for Multi-Platform development as it supports Node.js and React Native. We, the community, like to view it as the most accessible framework mostly because it is written in TypeScript, and our maintainers and contributors work to keep developer user experience a top priority.
 
-These docs are not just for the main framework, but also all that surround it. So you'll find [general explanations about the concepts used](./concepts/), [specific tutorials for common use cases](./tutorials/) and [relevant projects and related repositories](./ecosystem/). Most of all you'll find solid documentation with lots of code examples and an enthousiastic community that wants to build great stuff together.
+These docs are not just for the main framework, but also all that surround it. So you'll find [general explanations about the concepts used](./concepts/index.md), [specific tutorials for common use cases](./tutorials/index.md) and [relevant projects and related repositories](./ecosystem/index.md). Most of all you'll find solid documentation with lots of code examples and an enthousiastic community that wants to build great stuff together.
 
 Are you ready to get started?