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### Step 1:
-To create workflows in SwiftUI you should start with a view that should be part of a `Workflow` and modify it to be `FlowRepresentable`
+To create workflows in SwiftUI, start with a view that should be part of a `Workflow` and modify it to be `FlowRepresentable`.
#### Example:
```swift
@@ -17,12 +17,12 @@ struct FirstView: View, FlowRepresentable {
}
```
-> Note: The `_workflowPointer` is needed as an anchor point for your `Workflow`. You do not have to worry about setting it, you merely need space for it on your structs. SwiftUI actually does the exact same thing with a `_location` variable, it's just that Apple has secret compiler magic to hide that. Unfortunately, that compiler magic is not shared.
+> **Note:** The `_workflowPointer` is needed as an anchor point for your `Workflow`. You do not have to worry about setting it, you merely need space for it on your structs. SwiftUI actually does the exact same thing with a `_location` variable, it's just that Apple has secret compiler magic to hide that. Unfortunately, that compiler magic is not shared.
-> Note: `FlowRepresentable.proceedInWorkflow()` is what you call to have your view move forward to the next item in the `Workflow` it is part of.
+> **Note:** `FlowRepresentable.proceedInWorkflow()` is what you call to have your view move forward to the next item in the `Workflow` it is part of.
### Step 2:
-Define your `WorkflowLauncher`. This indicates whether the workflow is shown and describes what items are in it.
+Define your `WorkflowLauncher`. This indicates if the workflow is shown and describes what items are in it.
#### Example:
```swift

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