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Author: Oxford

README.md

@@ -6,14 +6,10 @@ The Web-Native Project has a vision for a more empowering platform that helps us
 
 ## Overview
 
-> [CHTML](chtml/) - a suite of new DOM features that brings language support for a component-based architecture, data binding, and reactivity
->
-> [Observer](observer/) - a simple set of functions for intercepting and observing JavaScript objects and arrays.
->
-> [JSEN](jsen/) - a small library for parsing and executing JavaScript expressions in custom scopes.
->
-> [Play UI](play-ui/) - utilities for easing DOM-related concerns, UI manipulation, events and gestures, animations, and more.
->
-> [Observables](observables/) - a collection of observable components (routing, forms, collections and more) for building client-side applications.
++ [CHTML](chtml/) - a suite of new DOM features that brings language support for a component-based architecture, data binding, and reactivity
++ [Observer](observer/) - a simple set of functions for intercepting and observing JavaScript objects and arrays.
++ [JSEN](jsen/) - a small library for parsing and executing JavaScript expressions in custom scopes.
++ [Play UI](play-ui/) - utilities for easing DOM-related concerns, UI manipulation, events and gestures, animations, and more.
++ [Observables](observables/) - a collection of observable components (routing, forms, collections and more) for building client-side applications.
 
 

chtml/v1/html-partials/README.md

@@ -272,11 +272,11 @@ HTML Partials introduces a few new DOM properties for working with composition.
 **For the document object:**
 
 + `.templatesReadyState` - This property reflects the status of loading templates:
-    + `loading` - Templates currently loading.
-    + `complete` - Templates done loading, or no remote templates at all. The `templatesreadystatechange` event is fired on the document object.
+    + `loading` - This is the initial value of this property.
+    + `complete` - This is the value of this property when templates are done loading, or when there are no remote templates at all. For this state, the `templatesreadystatechange` event is fired on the document object.
 + `.templates` - This property represents the list of templates in the document. Templates are exposed here by name. So `document.templates.template1` should return the template element used in the examples above.
 
-**For the <template> element:**
+**For the `<template>` element:**
 
 + `.partials` - This property represents the list of partials defined by the template. It is an object holding a reference to partials by name. Unnamed partials are treated as having the name *default*. So, for the template below,
 
@@ -308,7 +308,7 @@ HTML Partials introduces a few new DOM properties for working with composition.
 
 + `.template` - This property represents a copy of the `<template>` element referenced by an element. So if an element implements a template as in `<div template="html/temp"></div>`, then `element.template` should be a copy of the `<template>` at the `module/temp` namespace; `element.template.partials.default` should thus return an array like the above.
 
-**For the <slot> element:**
+**For the `<slot>` element:**
 
 + `.slottedElements` - This property represents the list of partials slotted into a slot. (Much like the [`HTMLSlotElement.assignedElements()`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLSlotElement/assignedElements) method.)
 + `.resolve()` - This method, without arguments, is used to programatically resolve a slot from the appropriate partial in the template given in context.

chtml/v1/installation.md

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ $ npm i --save @web-native-js/chtml
 
 The installed package is designed to be *initialized* with the *window* object of the current browser or server evironment. To do this, import the `ENV` object and assign the *window* object to it, then call the initializer.
 
-+ **Initialize the Complete Suite**
++ **Initialize the Complete Suite** - Initialize the module below for everything about CHTML.
 
   ```js
   // Import
@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ The installed package is designed to be *initialized* with the *window* object o
   init();
   ```
 
-+ **Initialize Individual Features**
++ **Initialize Individual Features** - Find a module below for a specific CHTML feature.
 
   + **Scoped HTML**