Merge branch 'FlutterFlow'

* FlutterFlow:
  Merged paragraphs
  Improved Getting started

versioned_docs/version-2.0/ff-action-flow.md

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 import 'react-medium-image-zoom/dist/styles.css';
 
 
-Here’s the improved version:
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 After adding the Adapty Plugin as a dependency to your FlutterFlow project, it's time to build the flow that retrieves Adapty paywall data and displays it on the paywall you've designed in FlutterFlow.
 
 We first need to receive the paywall data from Adapty. We'll start by requesting the Adapty paywall, then its associated products, and finally checking if the data was successfully received. If successful, we’ll display the product title and price on the paywall page. Otherwise, we'll show an error message.
 
+Before proceeding, make sure you've done the following:
+
+1. [Created at least one paywall and added at least one product to it](create-paywall) in the Adapty Dashboard.
+2. [Created at last one placement](create-placement) and [added your paywall to it](add-audience-paywall-ab-test) in the Adapty Dashboard.
+
 Let's get started!
 
 ## Step 1.1. Request Adapty paywall

versioned_docs/version-2.0/ff-getting-started.md

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 import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem'; 
 import Details from '@site/src/components/Details';
 
-With Adapty, you can create and run paywalls and A/B tests at different points in your app user's journey, such as Onboarding, Settings, etc. These points are called Placements. A placement in your app can manage multiple paywalls or A/B tests at a time, each made for a certain group of users, which we call Audiences. Moreover, you can experiment with paywalls, replacing one with another over time without releasing a new app version.
-
-The only thing you hardcode in the mobile app is the placement ID.
+With Adapty, you can create and run paywalls and A/B tests at different points in your app user's journey, such as Onboarding, Settings, etc. These points are called [Placements](placements). A placement in your app can manage multiple paywalls or [A/B tests](ab-tests) at a time, each made for a certain group of users, which we call [Audiences](audience). Moreover, you can experiment with paywalls, replacing one with another over time without releasing a new app version. The only thing you hardcode in the mobile app is the placement ID.
 
 <Zoom>
   <img src={require('./img/audience.jpg').default}
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 </Zoom>
 
-Combining the power of Adapty and FlutterFlow lets you make the most of both platforms. Design your paywall UI with FlutterFlow’s robust features, while simultaneously [setting up the same paywall](create-paywall) in the Adapty Dashboard. There's no need to design the UI in Adapty; just make sure to add the products you want to sell. Ensure that the paywall you create in FlutterFlow matches the number of products listed in Adapty.
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-After creating a paywall in the Adapty Dashboard, [create a placement](create-placement) and [add your paywall](add-audience-paywall-ab-test) to it. Adapty’s placement system lets you experiment with different paywalls and A/B tests, allowing you to swap them out over time without needing to release a new app version.
-
-Before proceeding, make sure you've done the following:
-
-1. [Created at least one paywall and added at least one product to it](create-paywall) in the Adapty Dashboard.
-2. [Created at last one placement](create-placement) and [added your paywall to it](add-audience-paywall-ab-test) in the Adapty Dashboard.
-3. And finally added the Adapty Plugin as a dependency in your FlutterFlow project as described below.
+The Adapty plugin keeps your paywall updated with the latest products from your Adapty Dashboard. It [fetches the product data](ff-action-flow) and [shows it on your paywall](ff-add-variables-to-paywalls), [handles purchases](ff-make-purchase), and [checks the user’s access level](ff-check-subscription-status) to see if they should get paid content.
 
+To get started, just [add the Adapty Plugin](ff-getting-started#add-the-adapty-plugin-as-a-dependency) to your FlutterFlow project and [initiate it](ff-getting-started#initiate-adapty-plugin) as shown below.
 
 ## Add the Adapty plugin as a dependency
 
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 ## What's next? 
 
 
-1. [Create an action flow for handling Adapty paywall products and their data in FlutterFlow](ff-action-flow).
-2. [Map the received data to the paywall you designed in FlutterFlow](ff-add-variables-to-paywalls).
-3. [Set up the purchase button on your paywall to process transactions through Adapty when clicked](ff-make-purchase).
-4. [Finally, add subscription status checks to determine whether to display paid content to the user](ff-check-subscription-status).
+1. [Create an action flow](ff-action-flow) for handling Adapty paywall products and their data in FlutterFlow.
+2. [Map the received data to the paywall](ff-add-variables-to-paywalls) you designed in FlutterFlow.
+3. [Set up the purchase button](ff-make-purchase) on your paywall to process transactions through Adapty when clicked.
+4. Finally, [add subscription status checks](ff-check-subscription-status) to determine whether to display paid content to the user.