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Author: umermansoor

_docs/accounts/index.md

@@ -11,6 +11,6 @@ This category explains how to use Unlaunch's console to manage your account.
 
 Here are the topics in this category:
 
-* [Two Factor Authentication](/docs/accounts/2F-auth.md)
-* [Reset Password](/docs/accounts/reset-password.md)
-* [SSO Google](/docs/accounts/sso-google.md)
+* [Two Factor Authentication](2F-auth.md)
+* [Reset Password](reset-password.md)
+* [SSO Google](sso-google.md)

_docs/features/targetingrules.md

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ You can also remove users from targeting. Follow the steps shown in the image be
 
 ## Targeting Rules
 
-Feature flags can have targeting rules, that allows you to control variation served on the basis of certain **[attributes](attributes)** and **conditions**.
+Feature flags can have targeting rules, that allows you to control variation served on the basis of certain **[attributes](../attributes/attributes)** and **conditions**.
 
 Targeting Rules consists of three parts:
 

_docs/getting-started/index.md

@@ -106,20 +106,20 @@ This step will depend on the type of SDK that you choose depending on the progra
 3. To initialize the client, you must provide it with an appropriate SDK/API key. The SDK key can be of three types: Server key, Mobile/App key or Browser/Public key. It uniquely identifies your project and environment and authorizes your project to use your feature flags.
 4. Evaluate feature flags using the client to control which variations your users will see. Feature flags are unique identified by keys. You can also control targeting by providing user IDs and attributes and defining targeting rules based on user attributes. For example, show features only to registered users.
 
-The first step is deciding whether you should use **[client-side or server-side SDK](sdks/client-vs-server-side-sdks)**. 
+The first step is deciding whether you should use **[client-side or server-side SDK](../sdks/client-vs-server-side-sdks)**. 
 
 Follow SDK integration guides to integrate SDK in your application:
 
 **Server-side SDKs:**
-- [Java](../sdks/server-side-sdks/java-sdk) (Also explained below)
-- [Node.js](../sdks/server-side-sdks/nodejs-sdk)
-- [.NET](../sdks/server-side-sdks/dotnet-sdk)
-- [Go](../sdks/server-side-sdks/go-sdk)
+- [Java](../sdks/java-sdk) (Also explained below)
+- [Node.js](../sdks/nodejs-sdk)
+- [.NET](../sdks/dotnet-sdk)
+- [Go](../sdks/go-sdk)
 
 **Client-side SDKs:**
 
-- [Javascript Library](../sdks/client-side-sdks/javascript-library) 
-- [React SDK](../sdks/client-side-sdks/react-sdk)
+- [Javascript Library](../sdks/javascript-library) 
+- [React SDK](../sdks/react-sdk)
 
 ### (Optional) Integration Instructions for the Java SDK
 

_docs/sdks/dotnet-sdk.md

@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ The Unlaunch .NET SDK provides a few different ways to evaluate feature flags an
 
 ##### `GetVariation(flagKey, identity)`
 
-This method evaluates and returns the variation (variation key) for this feature flag that you have defined in the [Unlaunch Console](app.unlaunch.io).
+This method evaluates and returns the variation (variation key) for this feature flag that you have defined in the [Unlaunch Console](https://app.unlaunch.io).
 
 This method returns one of the variations according to *targeting or rollout rules* that you may have defined. It will *never throw an exception* nor will it ever return `null`. Instead, it will return `control` if there are any errors such as:
 

_docs/sdks/go-sdk.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ This supports Go language version 1.13 and above.
 ## Import the SDK Library
 There are several ways to add the Unlaunch Go SDK to your project. It depends on what dependency management system you're using.
 
-- If you are using [Go Modules](https://blog.golang.org/using-go-modules,) you can simply import the Unlaunch SDK in your code and `go build` will automatically download it.
+- If you are using [Go Modules](https://blog.golang.org/using-go-modules), you can simply import the Unlaunch SDK in your code and `go build` will automatically download it.
 - If you are using `dep`, import the SDK packages in your code and run `dep ensure`.
 - Or you can simply use `go get` command to:
 
@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ The Unlaunch Go SDK provides a few different ways to evaluate feature flags and
 
 ##### `Variation(flagKey, identity, attributes)`
 
-This method evaluates and returns the variation (variation key) for this feature flag that you have defined in the [Unlaunch Console](app.unlaunch.io).
+This method evaluates and returns the variation (variation key) for this feature flag that you have defined in the [Unlaunch Console](https://app.unlaunch.io).
 
 This method returns one of the variations according to *targeting or rollout rules* that you may have defined. It will *never panic* nor will it ever return empty string. Instead, it will return `control` if there are any errors such as:
 
@@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ fmt.Printf("The variation for feature is: %s. Evaluation reason is: %s\n",
 
 ### Passing Attributes 
 
-The [attributes and associated operators](https://docs.unlaunch.io/docs/features/attributes-operators) are used in [targeting rules](https://docs.unlaunch.io/docs/features/targetingrules). These attributes can be passed to the SDK so it can use them when evaluating rules. 
+The [attributes and associated operators](../attributes/attributes-operators) are used in [targeting rules](https://docs.unlaunch.io/docs/features/targetingrules). These attributes can be passed to the SDK so it can use them when evaluating rules. 
 
 The SDK method supports six types of attributes: String, Number, Boolean, Date, DateTime, and Set. Here's an example showing how to pass attributes to `GetVariation()` method.
 

_docs/sdks/java-sdk.md

@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ To elaborate further on what it means to evaluate a feature flag, suppose you ha
 
 #### Get Variation Key: `getVariation(flagKey, identity)`
 
-This method evaluates and returns the variation (variation key) for this feature flag that you have defined in the [Unlaunch Console](app.unlaunch.io).
+This method evaluates and returns the variation (variation key) for this feature flag that you have defined in the [Unlaunch Console](https://app.unlaunch.io).
 
 This method returns one of the variations according to *targeting or rollout rules* that you may have defined. It will *never throw an exception* nor will it ever return `null`. Instead, it will return `control` if there are any errors such as:
 
@@ -195,7 +195,7 @@ If you want to pass attributes to `getFeature()` method to be used in targeting
 
 ### Passing Attributes 
 
-The [attributes and associated operators](https://docs.unlaunch.io/docs/features/attributes-operators) are used in [targeting rules](https://docs.unlaunch.io/docs/features/targetingrules). These attributes can be passed to the SDK so it can use them when evaluating rules. 
+The [attributes and associated operators](../attributes/attributes-operators) are used in [targeting rules](https://docs.unlaunch.io/docs/features/targetingrules). These attributes can be passed to the SDK so it can use them when evaluating rules. 
 
 The SDK method supports six types of attributes: String, Number, Boolean, Date, DateTime, and Set. Here's an example showing how to pass attributes to `getVariation()` method.
 

_docs/sdks/nodejs-sdk.md

@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ The Unlaunch Javascript SDK provides a few different ways to evaluate feature fl
 
 ##### `variation(flagKey, Identity)`
 
-This method evaluates and returns the variation (variation key) for this feature flag that you have defined in the [Unlaunch Console](app.unlaunch.io).
+This method evaluates and returns the variation (variation key) for this feature flag that you have defined in the [Unlaunch Console](https://app.unlaunch.io).
 
 This method returns one of the variations according to *targeting or rollout rules* that you may have defined. It will *never throw an exception* nor will it ever return `null`. Instead, it will return `control` if there are any errors such as:
 

_docs/users/access-control.md

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ The following roles are supported for projects:
 
 - **Production Access**: Can create and launch feature flags in Production and all the other environments.
 
-- **Non-Production Access**: Restricted access to production. This role can create feature flags, but can’t launch them in production. They also cannot enable or disable feature flags in production. They can edit feature flags in **non-production** [environments](../features/projects-and-environments#production-vs-non-production-environments) (that is, any environment that is not production.) For example, you can use this role to give access to your Unlaunch projects to new users who are onboarding or to QA engineers. This allows them to try feature flags, but restrict them from making any changes to production environment. In other words, users who are assigned this role can see everything in production environment but cannot change anything.
+- **Non-Production Access**: Restricted access to production. This role can create feature flags, but can’t launch them in production. They also cannot enable or disable feature flags in production. They can edit feature flags in **non-production** [environments](../projects/projectsandenvs) (that is, any environment that is not production.) For example, you can use this role to give access to your Unlaunch projects to new users who are onboarding or to QA engineers. This allows them to try feature flags, but restrict them from making any changes to production environment. In other words, users who are assigned this role can see everything in production environment but cannot change anything.
 
 - **Reader**: Read-only access. They can view feature flags, their targeting rules, settings, but aren't allowed to modify anything. They can also access Live Tail, Debugger, Project Settings, and Activity Log.
 

pages/index.md

@@ -16,15 +16,15 @@ If you don't already have an *Unlaunch account*, please [create one for free](ht
 - [Getting Started](docs/getting-started)
 - [Target users by ID or attributes to control what they see](docs/features/targetingrules)
 - [Create projects and environments](docs/projects)
-- [Collaborate across your team](docs/users/team)
+- [Collaborate across your team](docs/users/index)
 - [Integrations with your favorite tools](docs/integrations)
 
 ## <i class="fas fa-cubes gray"></i> SDKs
 
 To access feature flags from your applications, you'll need to use one of our SDKs. 
 
 - [Server-side and client-side SDKs](docs/sdks/client-vs-server-side-sdks)
-- [How to obtain API Keys](docs/projects/sdk-keys)
+- [How to obtain API Keys](docs/sdks/sdk-keys)
 
 ### Server-side SDKs 
 - [Java SDK](docs/sdks/java-sdk) <i class="devicon-java-plain colored icon-size"></i>