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@@ -109,23 +109,22 @@ npm run start --workspace="packages/<app-name>"
 Do the following steps to add a new application to this Monorepo.
 
 1. Create a new directory under `packages/`
-2. Add the application code there
-3. Depending on the tack stack, make sure that:
+2. Depending on the tech stack, make sure that:
    - shared dependencies are configured in the top-level [package.json](./package.json)
    - the `tailwind.config.js` uses the top-level [tailwind.preset.js](./tailwind.preset.js)
    - the `tsconfig.json` extends the top-level [tsconfig.base.json](./tsconfig.base.json)
-   - the `postcss.config.cjs` uses the
-4. The new project needs at least:
+3. The new project needs at least:
    - a `package.json` which defines the project specific dependencies an implements the following scripts:
      - `build`: build the application for production
      - `test`: run unit tests
      - `test:e2e`: run e2e tests
      - `test:a11y`: run a11y tests
      - `tests`: run all tests
    - a `Dockerfile` which builds a Docker container from your application (and if needed a `Dockerfile.dockerignore`)
+4. Add the application code. It should now be able to import shared components.
 5. Before proceeding with the next step, make sure the infrastructure of the application is in place.
    Follow the steps in the [digitalcheck-apps-infra README.md](https://github.com/digitalservicebund/digitalcheck-apps-infra).
-6. Add the new project to the list in the [pipeline.yml](./.github/workflows/pipeline.yml) workflow at the `build-and-deploy` step.
+6. Add the new package to the list in the [pipeline.yml](./.github/workflows/pipeline.yml) workflow at the `build-and-deploy` step.
 7. You are done! The new application will be build and deployed on commit.
 
 ## Contributing