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changes in index.md file


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Modernizes Get Started documentation and standardizes style.

  • Explore guide: sentence-case headings, updated screenshots/paths, renamed buttons (e.g., Load Demo Data), revised sample program table and demo users, added SPMIS Demo prerequisite and troubleshooting
  • First household (steps 1–3): wording clarified, sentence-case section titles, new screenshots, adjusted instructions (e.g., assign head of household), added key concepts and next steps
  • First program: updated “Access the beneficiary registry” and “Create program” with sentence-case headings, new screenshots, revised flow (Configure Program tabs), explicit eligibility criteria, and updated prerequisites
  • Docs index: normalized section headings to sentence case (Get started, Documentation by role, Platform overview, Guiding principles, Get help)

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This pull request introduces minor formatting adjustments to the docs/index.md file. The changes primarily involve updating the capitalization style of various section headings to ensure a consistent presentation throughout the documentation, enhancing overall readability.

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  • Documentation Formatting: Standardized the capitalization of several main headings within the docs/index.md file, changing them from title case to sentence case for improved consistency and readability.
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This pull request updates several headings in index.md to use sentence case, which is a good step towards a consistent documentation style. The changes are correctly applied according to the pull request's description. However, this creates some inconsistencies with other parts of the documentation, such as toctree captions in the same file and page titles in other files, which still use Title Case. I've added a specific comment highlighting an example of this. For better overall consistency, it would be beneficial to align the casing across all related elements in the documentation.

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While this change to sentence case is good for consistency within the page's headings, it now mismatches the corresponding toctree caption Get Started on line 94, as well as the title on the get_started/index.md page itself. To ensure a consistent user experience, it's recommended to also update the related toctree captions and page titles to sentence case in a follow-up change.

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