Update template text

Author: garethx

packages/homepage/content/docs/6-templates.md

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 title: Templates
 authors: ['Saeris']
-description: CodeSandbox allows you to create custom templates from sandboxes
+description: Use templates to kickstart new projects with no setup.
 ---
 
 ## What are Templates?
 
-Templates are sandboxes that are easily accessible from your dashboard and the
-"Create New Sandbox" modal. They are great starting points for new projects.
-CodeSandbox has a number of official templates, such as React, Vue, Gatsby and
-others which you can use to quickly bootstrap a new project.
+Templates are project starting points. They're already setup with the configuration, file structure, and dependencies installed, so you don't have to spend time doing this each time you begin working on something new. Templates are easily accessible from your dashboard and the "Create New Sandbox" modal.
 
-Users can also create their own custom templates, whereby they can modify an
-existing template with their own dependencies, files and folder structure, and
-configuration. Once a custom template has been created, the user can then start
-new projects from the "Create New Sandbox" modal using one of their templates.
+CodeSandbox has a number of official templates, such as React, Vue, Angular, Gatsby, and
+others that you can use to quickly start a new project.
+
+You can also create your own custom templates. Turn any sandbox into a template that's customized for your particular use-case and preferences. Once a custom template has been created, you can then start
+new projects from the "Create New Sandbox" modal using one of your templates. Custom templates can also be added to teams, so team members can make use of them.
 
 ## How to make a custom template
 
-There are a few ways to make a template, but the primary way to do so is from
-within the "Project Info" panel inside the editor. When viewing one of your
-sandboxes, you'll see a button at the bottom of the "Project Info" panel that
-says `Make Template`. Clicking on this will convert the sandbox to a template,
-which will freeze it and make it available inside of the "Create New Sandbox"
+There are a few ways to make a template, but the main way is from
+within the "Sandbox Info" panel inside the editor. When viewing one of your
+sandboxes, you'll see a button at the bottom of the "Sandbox Info" panel that
+says `Save as template`. Clicking this will convert the sandbox to a template,
+which will freeze it and make it available from the "Create New Sandbox"
 modal.
 
-![Make Template from Sandbox](./images/templates/1.gif)
+![Make Template from Sandbox](./images/templates/1.png)
 
 Optionally, from the dashboard, you can either drag and drop a sandbox from
 "Overview" or one of your folders under "My Sandboxes" to the new "My Templates"
@@ -38,49 +36,34 @@ folder. There is also an option within the sandbox options menu to
 
 ## Using Templates
 
-After you've made your first template, there's a few places from which you can
+After you've made your first custom template, there's a few places from which you can
 access and use them. First, inside of the "Create New Sandbox" modal, you will
-see a horizontal list of your templates inside of the `Overview` tab, and all of
-your templates will appear under the `My Templates` tab. Clicking on one of
-these will open the template inside the editor, where you will be prompted to
-fork the sandbox as soon as you attempt to save changes.
-
-![Sandbox Modal](./images/templates/4.gif)
+see a list of your templates under `My Templates`. Clicking on one of
+these will fork the template and open it in the editor.
 
-You can also find all of your templates under the `My Templates` folder within
-the Dashboard. Just as with the "Create New Sandbox" modal, clicking on any of
-the templates shown inside this folder will open a new sandbox.
+![Sandbox Modal](./images/templates/4.png)
 
-![Opening Template from dashboard](./images/templates/5.gif)
+You can also find all of your templates under the `Templates` folder within
+the Dashboard. Clicking on any of the templates shown inside this folder will open it in the editor.
 
 ## Editing Templates
 
-Templates are frozen upon creation, preventing users from accidentally making
-changes to the template when they mean to use a template to create a new sandbox
-instead. In order to make changes to a template, simply unfreeze if from the
-"Project Info" panel. Any time you try to make a change to a frozen template, a
-modal will prompt you whether or not you would like to fork the template or
-unfreeze it for the current session.
+Templates are frozen upon creation, preventing you from accidentally making
+changes to it. In order to make changes to a template, unfreeze it from the
+"Sandbox Info" panel. Any time you try to make a change to a frozen template, a
+modal will prompt you to fork the template or unfreeze it for the current session.
 
-![Fork Sandbox Modal](./images/templates/6.gif)
-![unfreeze](./images/templates/7.gif)
-
-Any changes you make to an unfrozen Template are saved immediately. There is no
-need to explicitly freeze an unfrozen template, as it will automatically be
-frozen again upon navigating away from the editor or the current sandbox session
-ends.
+Any changes you make to an unfrozen Template are saved immediately. You don't need to freeze it again as it is automatically frozen again when you navigate away from the editor or finish the current sandbox session.
 
 ## Deleting Templates
 
-There are a few ways in which you can "delete" a template. From the "Project
+There are a few ways in which you can "delete" a template. From the "Sandbox
 Info" panel inside the editor, there is a `Delete Template` button at the bottom
 when viewing an existing template. Clicking this will convert the template back
 to a regular sandbox, removing it from the "Create New Sandbox" modal and moving
 back to the "Overview" and "My Sandboxes" folders inside the dashboard.
 
-![Delete template from sandbox](./images/templates/8.gif)
-
 Alternatively, you can use a template's options menu inside the "My Templates"
 folder to select `Convert to Sandbox`.
 
-![Delete template from dashboard](./images/templates/9.gif)
+![Delete template from dashboard](./images/templates/6.png)