Update VSCode Wizard documentation

getting-started/vs-code-integration/new-project-wizard.md

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 This article demonstrates how to use the Telerik Extension for Visual Studio Code to create a new project that is pre-configured for the Progress® Telerik® UI for Blazor components.
 
-## Get the Extension
+## Getting the Extension
 
 To use the **Telerik UI for Blazor Template Wizard**, install the Telerik UI for Blazor Visual Studio Code Extension. @[template](/_contentTemplates/common/general-info.md#vs-code-x-download)
 
-## Start the Wizard
+## Starting the Wizard
 
 To create a Telerik-enabled Blazor project:
 
@@ -25,22 +25,28 @@ To create a Telerik-enabled Blazor project:
 
 1. Type/Select `Telerik UI for Blazor Template Wizard: Launch` and press `Enter` to launch the extension.
 
-## Configure the Project
+## Creating the Project
 
 The **Create New Project** wizard provides two options to start you project:
 
-* **Start from Blank Project** - allows you to create a blank project that is pre-configured for the Progress® Telerik® UI for Blazor components. You can select and add sample pages to get started (a Grid with CRUD operations form a service, a Form, Charts).
+* **Start from Blank App** - allows you to create a blank project that is pre-configured for the Progress® Telerik® UI for Blazor components. You can select and add sample pages to get started (a Grid with CRUD operations form a service, a Form, Charts).
 
-* **Start from a Template** - the wizard provides an Admin Dashboard Template - a fully functional sample app that showcases some of the most popular Telerik UI for Blazor components, such as Grid, TileLayout, Form, Charts, Gauges, etc. in a real world scenario.
+* **Start from Template** - the wizard provides a set of predefined project templates:
+    * **CRUD, Form, Chart**—A small app that showcases the Telerik UI Data Grid, Chart, and Form validation. The Data Grid also uses a basic CRUD service (a common pattern for data updates in production-ready applications).
+    * **Dashboard**—A basic dashboard that showcases the Telerik UI TileLayout component and how individual blocks (tiles) can fetch data.
+    * **Admin**—A small app that showcases a dashboard for administrators. The app uses some of the main Telerik UI components like the [Data Grid]({%slug grid-overview%}), [Chart]({%slug components/chart/overview%}), [TileLayout]({%slug tilelayout-overview%}), [Form]({%slug form-overview%}), and more.
 
->caption The wizard allows you to configure the following options:
+## Configuring the Project
 
-* Location and name for your app.
-* Your Telerik license (trial or commercial, depending on what you have).
-* A WebAssembly or Server-Side Blazor app.
+The wizard allows you to configure the following options:
+
+* Name and output path for your app.
+* Hosting model type—[**WebApp**]({%slug getting-started/web-app%}), [**Client** (also: WebAssembly)]({%slug getting-started/client-side%}), [**Server**]({%slug getting-started/server-side%}), or [**Hybrid** (a hybrid Blazor MAUI)]({%slug getting-started/hybrid-blazor%}) app.
+* Your Telerik license (trial or commercial, depending on what you have). 
+* Whether to use localization in the project or not.
+* Whether to use font icons in the project or not.
 * The .NET version you want to use.
-* The Telerik UI for Blazor version.
-* Sample pages that you can add to get started (available for `Start from Blank Project` option).
+* Sample pages that you can add to get started (available when `Start from Blank App` is selected).
 * The theme you want to apply - the main window provides a list of the [built-in (base) themes]({%slug general-information/themes%}) (Default, Bootstrap and Material). The `See All Swatches` button opens a separate menu with a list of [color swatches]({%slug themes-swatches%}) under the corresponding base theme.
 
 >caption Create New Project wizard
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 ![VS code wizard overview](images/vs-code-swatches-menu.png)
 
 @[template](/_contentTemplates/common/general-info.md#vs-code-nuget-note)
-
-## Run the Project
-
-Open the project, and then run it:
-
-1. Open the Terminal and navigate to the `Server` project folder. For a Server-side project, this is the folder with the project name. For a WASM project, this is the `Server` folder.
-
-1. Execute `dotnet run` and navigate your browser to the link you see in the console output.
-
-You now have a Blazor SPA app running!
-