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@@ -20,18 +20,18 @@ Go to Application folder, browse to the Xcode application icon. Right-click it a
 `Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/Library/Xcode/Templates/Project Templates/iOS/Application` and add "Module VIPER.xctemplate" file. Now you can find your template in Xcode.
 
 ## Easy to use
-![](/assets/wizard.png)
+![](assets/wizard.png)
 
 ## Generated code
 This template generates all files that you need to create a new VIPER module. All generated code is Swift 3.
 
 This is an example, we're creating a Login module:
 
-- [Default, without divide](/assets/defaultOutput.md)
-- [With divided Interactor (Input & Output)](/assets/inputOutput.md)
+- [Default, without divide](assets/defaultOutput.md)
+- [With divided Interactor (Input & Output)](assets/inputOutput.md)
 
 ## VIPER diagram overview
-![Preview](/assets/viper_diagram.png)
+![Preview](assets/viper_diagram.png)
 
 ## Why VIPER?
 After using VIPER, I've found it to be very beneficial in many ways. Let’s get back to the list of things we set out to accomplish when architecting our app to see if VIPER addresses them.