From 517deaf68a36f35dc20c679af684c99d4a4182b0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Kaylee George <kay.r.george@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 30 Dec 2024 12:48:32 -0800
Subject: [PATCH] typos

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 blog/keyboard-build.html | 54 ++++++++++++++++++----------------------
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diff --git a/blog/keyboard-build.html b/blog/keyboard-build.html
index 108fbfe..dc19bb2 100644
--- a/blog/keyboard-build.html
+++ b/blog/keyboard-build.html
@@ -98,14 +98,11 @@ <h3>I. Anatomy of a Keyboard</h3>
     <br/> 
     So personally, I think you should choose between linear and tactile. The main difference is their "smoothness" — linear has no resistance on the 
     downward stroke vs. tactile has a resistance bump (which offers a more distinct sensory experience). 
-    One is not "better" than the other; it's simple personal preference. The best way to know which switch is right for you is by trying them both 
-    and seeing which you like. 
+    The best way to know which switch is right for you is by trying them both 
+    and seeing which you like. Here's a helpful <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbL9j06siA0">video</a> comparison. 
     <br/>
     <br/>
-    If you can't compare switches by feel, here's a helpful <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbL9j06siA0">video</a> comparing switch sounds. 
-    <br/>
-    <br/>
-    <strong>My Recommendations:</strong>
+    <strong>My recommendations:</strong>
     <div class="small-spacer"></div>
     <ul class="bullets">
         <li>Tactile: Outemu Silent Sky, Boba u4t (68g is thockier), Zealios, Purple Pandas (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-qpw4_QTM0">video comparison</a>)</li>
@@ -132,17 +129,17 @@ <h3>I. Anatomy of a Keyboard</h3>
     Again, it's a personal choice.
     <br/>
     <br/>
-    You can buy keycaps anywhere (NovelKeys, aliexpress, etc). 
+    You can buy keycaps anywhere (NovelKeys, aliexpress, etc). Choose ones that look nice to you — hard to go wrong here. 
     <br/>
     <br/>
     <h3>II. Mods</h3> 
-    You can go crazy with mods but I think the highest value-adding optimization is lubing your switches.
+    You can go pretty crazy with mods but I think the highest value optimization is lubing your switches.
     <br/>
     <br/>
-    To lube your switches, you essentially need to open up each switch, add lube to certain parts, and then reassemble the switch. Do this before starting to assemble your keyboard.
+    To lube your switches, you essentially need to open up each switch, add lube to certain parts, and reassemble. Do this before starting to build the rest of your keyboard.
     <br/>
     <br/> 
-    Steps:
+    Steps at a glance:
     <div class="small-spacer"></div>
     1. Open all your switches. <br/>
     2. Take your brush and add a litle bit of lube to it (thin coat, not globs). <br/>
@@ -150,43 +147,40 @@ <h3>II. Mods</h3>
     4. Brush the bottom housing (the two rails and the leaf). <br/>
     5. Put your spring on your bottom housing. <br/>
     6. Add a bit more lube to your brush. <br/>
-    7. Lube your stem (swipe each side of the stem twice). <br/>
-    8. Put the stem on the spring and bottom housing, close with the top housing. <br/>
+    7. Lube your stem (swipe each side of the stem twice; do not lube the feet). <br/>
+    8. Put the stem on the spring and bottom housing; close with the top housing. <br/>
     <br/>
-    Watch this <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BG-8QrA-6c">video</a> for a straightforward tutorial. Here is another comprehensive <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MXrx8ddxSNVBCHFjNrUMt-8BxNHIVanFtn5v7nriAzg/edit?usp=sharing">guide</a> with pictures (brushing your springs + full-lube method). 
+    Watch this <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BG-8QrA-6c">video</a> for a straightforward tutorial and visuals on where to lube. Here is another comprehensive <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MXrx8ddxSNVBCHFjNrUMt-8BxNHIVanFtn5v7nriAzg/edit?usp=sharing">guide</a> with pictures (brushing your springs + full-lube method). 
     <br/>
     <br/>
     Another simple mod you can do is clipping and lubing your stabilizers (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usNx1_d0HbQ">video</a>). <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aURfK9qBgmY">Here</a> are some other good mods if you're up for it (but not necessary for your first build).  
     <br/>
     <br/> 
     <h3>III. Assembly</h3>
-    Now that you have all the necessary components, it's time to assemble your board. 
-    <br/>
-    <br/>
-    Different keyboards have different builds but for the sake of example, here is the Bakaneko assembly:
+    Now that you have all the necessary components, it's time to assemble your board. Different keyboards have different builds but for the sake of example, here is the Bakaneko assembly:
     <div class="align-col">
-        <img src="../public/keyboard/prep.png" width="500px"/>
-        <img src="../public/keyboard/daughterboard.png" width="500px"/>
-        <img src="../public/keyboard/stabilizers.png" width="500px"/>
-        <img src="../public/keyboard/stabilizers-2.png" width="500px"/> 
+        <img src="../public/keyboard/prep.png" width="550px"/>
+        <img src="../public/keyboard/daughterboard.png" width="550px"/>
+        <img src="../public/keyboard/stabilizers.png" width="550px"/>
+        <img src="../public/keyboard/stabilizers-2.png" width="550px"/> 
     </div> 
 
    Now that you have your board, you can start adding your switches: 
    <div class="align-col">
-        <img src="../public/keyboard/switches-board.png" width="500px"/> 
-        <img src="../public/keyboard/add-switches.png" width="500px"/>
-        <img src="../public/keyboard/push-switches.png" width="500px"/>
-        <img src="../public/keyboard/switch-gang.png" width="500px"/>
+        <img src="../public/keyboard/switches-board.png" width="550px"/> 
+        <img src="../public/keyboard/add-switches.png" width="550px"/>
+        <img src="../public/keyboard/push-switches.png" width="550px"/>
+        <img src="../public/keyboard/switch-gang.png" width="550px"/>
    </div>
    Next, navigate to <a href="https://usevia.app/#/test">VIA</a>. Go to the key tester
    and test all of your switches to make sure they register inputs. You can also use VIA to remap your keys.
 
    <div class="align-col">
-    <img src="../public/keyboard/broken.png" width="500px"/> 
-    <img src="../public/keyboard/rescrew.png" width="500px"/> 
-    <img src="../public/keyboard/keycaps-add.png" width="500px"/> 
-    <img src="../public/keyboard/remap.png" width="500px"/> 
-    <img src="../public/keyboard/congrats.png" width="500px"/> 
+    <img src="../public/keyboard/broken.png" width="550px"/> 
+    <img src="../public/keyboard/rescrew.png" width="550px"/> 
+    <img src="../public/keyboard/keycaps-add.png" width="550px"/> 
+    <img src="../public/keyboard/remap.png" width="550px"/> 
+    <img src="../public/keyboard/congrats.png" width="550px"/> 
    </div>
    <br/>