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docs/index.rst

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     * **Tutorial:**
 
-      * :ref:`Using simple features <tutorial-simple>`
-      * :ref:`Steps with tables <tutorial-tables>`
-      * :ref:`Scenario Outlines <tutorial-scenario-outlines>`
-      * :ref:`Taking actions before and after tests <tutorial-hooks>`
+      1. :ref:`Writting your first feature <tutorial-simple>`
+      2. :ref:`Steps with tables <tutorial-tables>`
+      3. :ref:`Scenario Outlines <tutorial-scenario-outlines>`
+      4. :ref:`Taking actions before and after tests <tutorial-hooks>`
 
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docs/tutorial/simple.rst

 .. _tutorial-simple:
 
-=================================
-Writting your first steps, part 1
-=================================
+===================================
+Part 1: Writting your first feature
+===================================
 
 Welcome to the first part of Lettuce tutorials, through this tutorial
 we will use Lettuce to provide a simple and pythonic way to create a
 tests for a python module.
 
-So assuming that:
+To keep following the tutorial, you must:
 
-    * you have already :ref:`installed <intro-install>` Lettuce.
-    * you have a GNU/Linux / MacOS console available.
-
-Let's have a ...
-
-A simple start
-==============
-
-Lettuce is very flexible about where you decide to put your features.
+    * have already :ref:`installed <intro-install>` Lettuce.
+    * have a unix shell available.