Updated screenshots and add photo of Battery Case

README.md

@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ Notice how the white "GPIO0" wire is connected to a separate exposed GND pin on
 ![WT32-SC01 Plus DIY Programmer Cable](assets/diy_programmer.jpg "DIY Programmer Cable")
 
 The following steps assume you have an application succesfully compiled using `idf.py build` (see [Build This Example](#build-this-example) section).
-To program, then run your application with the serial monitor, power the WT32-SC01 Plus via its own
+To program, then run your application optionally with the serial monitor, power the WT32-SC01 Plus via its own
 USB-C port as well as connecting your serial board to a USB port on your computer.
 
 1. To enter programming mode, connect the GPIO0 wire to the GND pin, then press the `RST` button on the back
@@ -102,24 +102,26 @@ of the WT32-SC01 Plus.
 
 5. To run your application, disconnect the GPIO0 wire, then reset the WT32-SC01 Plus again.
 
+
 ### Using the WT programmer
 
 If you were fortunate enough to order a WT32-SC01 Plus that came with its own custom programmer, TBD
 
+
 ## OTA Updates
 
-The example application includes over-the-air (OTA) update cability.
+This trivial example application includes over-the-air (OTA) update cability.
 Once the example application is flashed once using the serial communication board,
 you can use OTA updates instead for subsequent updates but takes longer to flash (approx 2mins).
 
 1. Build the latest version of the application using the command `idf.py build`
 
-1. Start the OTA server using the command `python webserver`
+1. Start the OTA server using the command `python webserver.py`
 
 1. Reset your WT32-SC01 Plus
 
 1. While the splash screen is displayed, tap the project name 5 times to trigger an OTA upgrade.
-   For the upgrade to complete succesfully, you must have specified your WiFi credentials and OTA server certificate when building.
+   For the upgrade to complete succesfully, you must have correctly specified your WiFi credentials and OTA server certificate when building.
 
 ## Squareline Studio
 
@@ -135,6 +137,9 @@ e.g. on my Mac:
 $ cp -r SquareLine/boards/* /Applications/Squareline_Studio.app/Contents/boards
 ```
 
+Restart Squareline Studio if it is was already running.
+
+
 ## Building This Example
 
 After cloning this respository:
@@ -152,13 +157,14 @@ After cloning this respository:
 
 ## Screenshots
 
-<img src="assets/splashScreen.jpg" width="200"> <img src="assets/OTAScreen.jpg" width="200"> <img src="assets/mainAppScreen.jpg" width="200">
+<img src="assets/splashScreen.jpg" height=300> <img src="assets/OTAScreen.jpg" height=300> <img src="assets/mainAppScreen.jpg" height=300>
 
 
 ## ToDo
 
 * Add my code
 * Get my code configurable using menuconfig
+* Add discussion on partitioning
 
 ## 3D-Printed Cases
 
@@ -167,6 +173,8 @@ In the 3Dprint directory, you'll find STL files for 3D-printable cases
 * BatteryCase: Compact case that can fit the WT32-SC01 Plus, a [3.7V lithium-ion battery](https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256803919111184.html), a [charger module](https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256804193670438.html), and a [power switch](https://www.aliexpress.us/item/2251832642923360.html).
   The USB-C opening and tabs to hold the charger module still need some tweaking.
 
+  <img src="assets/BatteryCase.jpg" height=300>
+
 
 ## References