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 <p>In the previous chapter we built the classical counter interface using iced and The Elm Architecture. We focused on each
 fundamental part—one at a time: <strong>state</strong>, <strong>messages</strong>, <strong>update logic</strong>, and <strong>view logic</strong>.</p>
 <p>But now what? Yes, we have all the fundamental parts of a user interface—as we learned during
-<a href="first-steps.html">our first steps</a>—but it is unclear how we are supposed to bring it to life.</p>
+<a href="architecture.html">our dissection</a>—but it is unclear how we are supposed to bring it to life.</p>
 <p>It seems we are missing <em>something</em> that can put all the parts together and <em>run</em> them in unison. <em>Something</em> that
 creates and runs the fundamental loop of a user interface—displaying widgets to a user and reacting to any interactions.</p>
 <p>This <em>something</em> is called the <strong>runtime</strong>. You can think of it as the environment where the feedback loop of a user

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@@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ <h1 id="the-runtime"><a class="header" href="#the-runtime">The Runtime</a></h1>
 <p>In the previous chapter we built the classical counter interface using iced and The Elm Architecture. We focused on each
 fundamental part—one at a time: <strong>state</strong>, <strong>messages</strong>, <strong>update logic</strong>, and <strong>view logic</strong>.</p>
 <p>But now what? Yes, we have all the fundamental parts of a user interface—as we learned during
-<a href="first-steps.html">our first steps</a>—but it is unclear how we are supposed to bring it to life.</p>
+<a href="architecture.html">our dissection</a>—but it is unclear how we are supposed to bring it to life.</p>
 <p>It seems we are missing <em>something</em> that can put all the parts together and <em>run</em> them in unison. <em>Something</em> that
 creates and runs the fundamental loop of a user interface—displaying widgets to a user and reacting to any interactions.</p>
 <p>This <em>something</em> is called the <strong>runtime</strong>. You can think of it as the environment where the feedback loop of a user