talk about starter rather than template

src/pages/documentation/cms.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ ismarkdown: true
 
 I tried a few CMS for eleventy but the only that do not require an extra account other that the git repository system (Forgejo, gitlab or github) are [Decap CMS](https://decapcms.org/) and its recent fork [Sveltia CMS](https://github.com/sveltia/sveltia-cms). This last CMS is my choice because it looks promising with a better UX a a clear roadmap. 
 
-Nevertheless, Decap CMS still offers more functionalities that can also be useful, like an editorial workflow or image integration in the editor. For this reason, I chose to leave both CMS in this template for now. This may help you to choose the one you keep.
+Nevertheless, Decap CMS still offers more functionalities that can also be useful, like an editorial workflow or image integration in the editor. For this reason, I chose to leave both CMS in this starter for now. This may help you to choose the one you keep.
 
 Sveltia CMS is available under `https://aloxe.github.io/huwindty/svetlia` and Decap CMS is available under `https://aloxe.github.io/huwindty/decap/`. both use the same config that is maintained in `_assets/public/admin/config.yml`.
 

src/pages/documentation/images.md

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 ## Image location
 
-With the huwindty template, images are stored within the content (after all, images are content too). They can be added in any folder and their url will always relative the `pages` folder which is the root folder.
+With the huwindty starter, images are stored within the content (after all, images are content too). They can be added in any folder and their url will always relative the `pages` folder which is the root folder.
 
 For example, the image below (`boat.jpg`) is located in the `/src/pages/documentation/` folder and is used by a page in the same folder. The url used to show it on the page will be `/documentation/boat.jpg`. Always use an absolute url for the image source (starting with a `/`).
 
@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ The makrdown example above shows you how to add this class to an image in markdo
 
 ## Images in CMS
 
-This template comes with a [simple CMS](../cms/) that allows you to add, remove and update pages and media. Images in Svetlia CMS can be added in two ways:
+This starter comes with a [simple CMS](../cms/) that allows you to add, remove and update pages and media. Images in Svetlia CMS can be added in two ways:
  - in a dedicated media folder making all images available in all pages
  - in the folder of the current page where images are not reusable in other pages
 

src/pages/documentation/markdown.md

@@ -73,4 +73,4 @@ Markdown is not known to be flexible with styling images, but you find a workaro
 
 ### Responsive images
 
-A specific chapter on responsive images explains how this template manages [responsive images](/documentation/images/).
+A specific chapter on responsive images explains how this 11ty starter manages [responsive images](/documentation/images/).

src/pages/index.html

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 title: Huwindty 🌬️
-subtitle: A basic template using 11ty with Tailwind.
-description: The basic 11ty template windty with a few upgrades.
+subtitle: A basic 11ty starter with CMS and more.
+description: The basic 11ty template windty with a few upgrades. CMS, Markdown, responsive images are among them. All documented.
 layout: base.njk
 ---
   <div class="w-full sm:w-2/3 sm:p-4 md:border sm:border-black mx-auto">