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Fixes #496

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✅ Fixed hyphenation in compound adjectives:
"operating system dependent instructions" → "operating-system-dependent instructions"
"color coded" → "color-coded"
"multi bit widths" → "multi-bit widths"
"touch screen devices" → "touchscreen devices"
✅ Fixed singular/plural inconsistency:
"Insert subcircuit" → "Insert subcircuits"
✅ Standardized capitalization:
"iFrame" → "iframe"
" debug"->"Debug"
✅ Fixed punctuation for clarity:
Added missing comma in
"educators, students, electronic engineers, and hobbyists"

✅ Fixed sentence structure for correct grammar:
"Watch the below video for a quick demonstration of the CircuitVerse platform."
→ "Watch the video below for a quick demonstration of the CircuitVerse platform."
✅ Fixed phrasing:
"high class learning experience" → "high-quality learning experience"

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https://docs.circuitverse.org/
https://docs.circuitverse.org/chapter1/chapter1-keyfeatures
https://docs.circuitverse.org/chapter1/chapter1-keyfeatures

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  • [✔️ ] Tried Squashing the commits into one

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  • Documentation
    • Refined introduction and key-features text (wording, punctuation, hyphenation, capitalization, and consistent "iframe" usage); added a new key feature for collaboration; clarified system requirements wording.
  • Chores
    • Updated build configuration to install dependencies before building and target Node.js 18 for builds.

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This PR applies editorial edits across docs/chapter1 (grammar, punctuation, hyphenation, capitalization, minor wording) and updates netlify.toml to change the build command to npm ci && npm run build and add NODE_VERSION = "18" to the build environment. No application logic, exported/public API declarations, or behavior were modified.

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Out of Scope Changes check ⚠️ Warning The netlify.toml changes (npm ci command and NODE_VERSION environment variable) are outside the documented scope of editorial grammar corrections in issue #496. Either move netlify.toml changes to a separate pull request or update issue #496 to explicitly include build configuration updates in scope.
Title check ❓ Inconclusive The title 'solved grammatical error' is vague and overly generic; it fails to specify which errors were fixed or the scope of changes across multiple files. Use a more descriptive title like 'Fix grammar, hyphenation, and formatting in Chapter 1 documentation' to clearly convey the scope of changes.
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Actionable comments posted: 4

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In @docs/chapter1/1introduction.md:
- Line 31: The sentence "Developed for educators by educators, the CircuitVerse
platform delivers high-quality learning experience in a scalable way." lacks an
article; update that sentence in docs/chapter1/1introduction.md by changing
"delivers high-quality learning experience" to either "delivers a high-quality
learning experience" or "delivers high-quality learning experiences" so the
phrase is grammatically correct.

In @docs/chapter1/2keyfeatures.md:
- Line 29: Update the heading text to fix singular/plural: change "using timing
diagram" to "using timing diagrams" (or alternatively "using a timing diagram")
so it reads "Visualize circuit simulations using timing diagrams"; ensure the
rest of the sentence remains unchanged.
- Line 25: Remove the author-aside text "(something like this). No need to
mention verilog here." from the bullet "3. **Insert subcircuits**: Hierarchical
circuits can be created by nesting and reusing smaller circuits in larger
circuits" so the published line reads cleanly (e.g., "3. **Insert subcircuits**:
Hierarchical circuits can be created by nesting and reusing smaller circuits in
larger circuits.").

In @netlify.toml:
- Around line 4-13: The netlify.toml currently sets NPM_FLAGS and a SPA redirect
that are inappropriate: remove the build.environment entry NPM_FLAGS =
"--production=false" (or if you truly need to skip ci's strict install, change
the build command from "npm ci && npm run build" to "npm install && npm run
build"), and delete the [[redirects]] block that maps from = "/*" to =
"/index.html" so Netlify serves static Docusaurus files directly instead of
forcing an SPA redirect.
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docs/chapter1/3systemrequirements.md (1)

13-13: Clarify the “touchscreen devices or mobile browsers for any device” phrasing.

Current wording is ambiguous (mobile browsers are on devices). Consider tightening to avoid misinterpretation.

Proposed tweak
-Additionally, CircuitVerse does not support touchscreen devices or mobile browsers for any device.
+Additionally, CircuitVerse does not support mobile browsers or use on touchscreen devices.
docs/chapter1/2keyfeatures.md (1)

17-23: Nice editorial improvements; consider one more consistency pass in the same block.

  • “system level components” → “system-level components” (compound adjective).
  • “multibit” vs “multi-bit” should be consistent (you already use “multi-bit” later).
Proposed tweak
-   - **Customize input attributes of circuit components**: CircuitVerse includes a vast library of circuit elements that range from basic gates to register transfer level design, and from basic input/output to system level components. Most of the CircuitVerse components include customizable attributes for building complex designs within the simulator.
+   - **Customize input attributes of circuit components**: CircuitVerse includes a vast library of circuit elements that range from basic gates to register transfer level design, and from basic input/output to system-level components. Most of the CircuitVerse components include customizable attributes for building complex designs within the simulator.
-   - **Design supports multibit wires (buses)**: Every input and output circuit element has a bit width associated with it. Most of the CircuitVerse components include attributes allowing you to customize the bit widths of their inputs and outputs. CircuitVerse supports multibit wires across two components demanding multi-bit widths. As needed, splitters can also be used to direct bits in different directions.
+   - **Design supports multi-bit wires (buses)**: Every input and output circuit element has a bit width associated with it. Most of the CircuitVerse components include attributes allowing you to customize the bit widths of their inputs and outputs. CircuitVerse supports multi-bit wires across two components demanding multi-bit widths. As needed, splitters can also be used to direct bits in different directions.
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[grammar] ~22-~22: Use a hyphen to join words.
Context: ...n, and from basic input/output to system level components. Most of the CircuitVer...

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23-23: Comma insertion reads well.


54-54: “Watch the video below …” is the better construction.

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- Remove SPA redirects which are inappropriate for static docs.
- Remove NPM_FLAGS as they are ignored by npm ci.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

Inline comments:
In `@docs/chapter1/1introduction.md`:
- Line 25: The image markdown entries like `![](/img/img_chapter1/1.1.png)` (and
the other two similar occurrences) lack alt text; update each Markdown image tag
to include meaningful alt text that briefly describes the image content (e.g.,
`![Brief description](...)`) so screen readers can convey the information—apply
the same change to the other two image tags at lines where
`![](/img/img_chapter1/1.1.png)`-style syntax appears.

In `@docs/chapter1/2keyfeatures.md`:
- Line 22: The sentence in the "Customize input attributes of circuit
components" paragraph uses "system level components" without a hyphen; update
that phrase to "system-level components" to match the compound-adjective
hyphenation used elsewhere (locate the sentence starting with "CircuitVerse
includes a vast library..." and replace "system level components" with
"system-level components").

In `@netlify.toml`:
- Line 7: Update the NODE_VERSION setting from "18" to a currently supported LTS
like "22" by changing the NODE_VERSION = "18" entry to NODE_VERSION = "22" so
the build environment uses Node.js 22.x; ensure any CI/build scripts that rely
on NODE_VERSION also accept the new value (search for the NODE_VERSION symbol to
locate usages).

Inspired by Logisim, CircuitVerse is an open-source educational tool for designing and visualizing digital logic circuit simulations in the cloud. Users including educators, students, electronic engineers, and hobbyists can play with digital circuit simulations from their browsers for exploring different “what-if” scenarios. As required, a user can share their creations using unique circuit URLs, or fork different contributions of the CircuitVerse community to yield their curiosity. Figure 1 shares a screenshot of a ripple carry adder simulation built using CircuitVerse.
Inspired by Logisim, CircuitVerse is an open-source educational tool for designing and visualizing digital logic circuit simulations in the cloud. Users, including educators, students, electronic engineers, and hobbyists, can play with digital circuit simulations from their browsers for exploring different “what-if” scenarios. As required, a user can share their creations using unique circuit URLs, or fork different contributions of the CircuitVerse community to yield their curiosity. Figure 1 shares a screenshot of a ripple carry adder simulation built using CircuitVerse.

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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Images are missing alt text (MD045 — accessibility).

![](/img/img_chapter1/1.1.png) has no alt text, and the same pattern appears at lines 33 and 44. Screen readers skip these images entirely, violating basic accessibility standards.

♿ Proposed fix (apply to all three images)
-![](/img/img_chapter1/1.1.png)
+![Ripple Carry Adder simulation built using CircuitVerse](/img/img_chapter1/1.1.png)
-![](/img/img_chapter1/1.2.png)
+![Educators managing classroom learning goals on CircuitVerse platform](/img/img_chapter1/1.2.png)
-![](/img/img_chapter1/1.3.png)
+![CircuitVerse community forum for sharing ideas and resources](/img/img_chapter1/1.3.png)
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[warning] 25-25: Images should have alternate text (alt text)

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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

In `@docs/chapter1/1introduction.md` at line 25, The image markdown entries like
`![](/img/img_chapter1/1.1.png)` (and the other two similar occurrences) lack
alt text; update each Markdown image tag to include meaningful alt text that
briefly describes the image content (e.g., `![Brief description](...)`) so
screen readers can convey the information—apply the same change to the other two
image tags at lines where `![](/img/img_chapter1/1.1.png)`-style syntax appears.


- **Design using an easy-to-use interactive schematic editor**: As users drag and drop circuit elements on the canvas, horizontal and vertical wires can be drawn to complete the circuit connections. The wires are color coded to test and analyze the circuit simulations with ease.
- **Design using an easy-to-use interactive schematic editor**: As users drag and drop circuit elements on the canvas, horizontal and vertical wires can be drawn to complete the circuit connections. The wires are color-coded to test and analyze the circuit simulations with ease.
- **Customize input attributes of circuit components**: CircuitVerse includes a vast library of circuit elements that range from basic gates to register transfer level design, and from basic input/output to system level components. Most of the CircuitVerse components include customizable attributes for building complex designs within the simulator.
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Missing hyphen in "system-level components".

Consistent with the other compound-adjective hyphenation corrections in this PR, "system level components" should be "system-level components".

✏️ Proposed fix
-   - **Customize input attributes of circuit components**: CircuitVerse includes a vast library of circuit elements that range from basic gates to register transfer level design, and from basic input/output to system level components. Most of the CircuitVerse components include customizable attributes for building complex designs within the simulator.
+   - **Customize input attributes of circuit components**: CircuitVerse includes a vast library of circuit elements that range from basic gates to register transfer level design, and from basic input/output to system-level components. Most of the CircuitVerse components include customizable attributes for building complex designs within the simulator.
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- **Customize input attributes of circuit components**: CircuitVerse includes a vast library of circuit elements that range from basic gates to register transfer level design, and from basic input/output to system level components. Most of the CircuitVerse components include customizable attributes for building complex designs within the simulator.
- **Customize input attributes of circuit components**: CircuitVerse includes a vast library of circuit elements that range from basic gates to register transfer level design, and from basic input/output to system-level components. Most of the CircuitVerse components include customizable attributes for building complex designs within the simulator.
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[grammar] ~22-~22: Use a hyphen to join words.
Context: ...n, and from basic input/output to system level components. Most of the CircuitVer...

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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

In `@docs/chapter1/2keyfeatures.md` at line 22, The sentence in the "Customize
input attributes of circuit components" paragraph uses "system level components"
without a hyphen; update that phrase to "system-level components" to match the
compound-adjective hyphenation used elsewhere (locate the sentence starting with
"CircuitVerse includes a vast library..." and replace "system level components"
with "system-level components").

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command = "npm ci && npm run build"

[build.environment]
NODE_VERSION = "18"
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major

NODE_VERSION = "18" is past end-of-life — upgrade to Node 20 or 22.

Node.js 18 transitioned to Maintenance mode in October 2023 and reached end-of-life on April 30, 2025, after which it no longer receives security updates or maintenance releases. We're currently in February 2026, so this build environment runs on an unsupported, unpatched runtime. The current Active LTS version is Node.js 22.x (as of July 2025).

⬆️ Proposed fix
 [build.environment]
-  NODE_VERSION = "18"
+  NODE_VERSION = "22"
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NODE_VERSION = "18"
[build.environment]
NODE_VERSION = "22"
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@netlify.toml` at line 7, Update the NODE_VERSION setting from "18" to a
currently supported LTS like "22" by changing the NODE_VERSION = "18" entry to
NODE_VERSION = "22" so the build environment uses Node.js 22.x; ensure any
CI/build scripts that rely on NODE_VERSION also accept the new value (search for
the NODE_VERSION symbol to locate usages).

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