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.github/dev-docs/building-your-site.md

@@ -10,37 +10,26 @@ category: "Creating Content"
 
 Now that you have some amazing content, you'll want to compile your site into static HTML.
 
-This is as easy as executing the `build` command:
+**This is as easy as executing the `build` command:**
 ```bash
 php hyde build
 ```
 
-> Learn more about the options supported in the [console commands](console-commands#build-the-static-site) section.
-
-## More ways to build your site
-
-### Previewing your site live
-
-It can quickly become tedious to have to hop to your terminal to rebuild your site.
-
-The Hyde Realtime Compiler solves this problem by starting a development server that 
-automatically compiles your site on the fly. Start the server using the `serve` command:
-
+**You can also compile a single file:**
 ```bash
-php hyde serve          
+php hyde rebuild <filepath>
 ```
 
-> Learn more in the [console commands](console-commands#start-the-realtime-compiler) section.
-
-### Compiling a single file
-
-Using the php hyde build command is great and all that, but when you just need to update that one file
-it gets a little... overkill. To solve this problem, you can use the rebuild command to compile a single file:
-
+**And, you can even start a development server to compile your site on the fly:**
 ```bash
-php hyde rebuild <filepath>
+php hyde serve
 ```
-> Learn more in the [console commands](console-commands#build-a-single-file) section.
+
+**Learn more about these commands in the [console commands](console-commands) documentation:**
+
+- [Build command](console-commands#build-the-static-site)
+- [Rebuild command](console-commands#build-a-single-file)
+- [Serve command](console-commands#start-the-realtime-compiler)
 
 
 ## Concepts