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README.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ A desktop software development framework that uses dear imgui as its UI and rend
 You can try out the demo [here](https://uimgui.madladsquad.com).
 
 ## Motivation
-Desktop UI frameworks and libraries like QT and GTK are complicated and really rigid. Using them or system-specific UI libraries
+Desktop UI frameworks and libraries like QT and GTK are complicated and really rigid. Using them, or system-specific UI libraries
 would hard-lock us into using only what they use. 
 
 We also wanted a small and light core, which provides most-minimal features. We also wanted good developer experience, as 
@@ -28,8 +28,36 @@ QT and GTK seemed overengineered to us. [Dear imgui](https://github.com/ocornut/
 \* It depends on 1 for window management and compositing but it is small, autogenerated and is mainly used to save window 
 coordinates for the next user session.
 
-## Library features
-The library is divided into multiple modules compiled statically into your program. Users can fully decide which modules 
+### But the UntitledImGuiFramework provides many of the features that QT and GTK provides, how can you say that it is lighter then them!?
+Yes, the framework provides many of the features that can be found in larger toolkits such as QT and GTK. The difference is that the UntitledImGuiFramework
+only provides a minimal renderer, component system and some interfaces for things like input out of the box. 
+
+To enable additional features, you need to enable modules, which can be compiled out of your application, as opposed to toolkits like QT and GTK, where many 
+of the features that are modules here, are actually part of the core toolkit and cannot be removed. Here is a short list of features that we provide as modules
+that other libraries provide as part of their core:
+
+1. System font querying
+1. CLI parsing
+1. System theme fetching
+1. Rich text rendering
+1. Undo/Redo
+1. URL & default file/folder opening
+1. I18N features
+
+## Framework features
+The above section says a lot, but let's talk features.
+
+### Interfaces
+The framework provides access to many core features through so-called interfaces. Currently we have the following interfaces:
+
+1. Window interface - covers almost all parts of Window management on most platforms and even has additional X11 features
+1. Input interface - an easy way to deal with input devices, key bindings and more
+1. Renderer interface - gives you access to renderer settings
+1. Utility interface - contains many utility functions
+1. Plugins interface - allows you to interact with the built-in plugin support
+
+### Modules
+The framework is divided into multiple modules compiled statically into your program. Users can fully decide which modules 
 and submodules they want or don't want to include in their application. Module list and development status below:
 
 - Core Module ✅
@@ -67,6 +95,7 @@ functions for easily rendering bold, italic, underlined and other types of text
     - [XDG Basedir](https://specifications.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-spec-latest.html) integration ✅
     - [dbus](https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/dbus/) integration ✅
 
+### C & C++ APIs
 The framework uses C++ as its main development language. Additionally, because we want to include support for full modability and 
 plugins in mutiple languages, the user-facing API has a separate, completely C version that can be used to develop 
 applications too!
@@ -75,7 +104,11 @@ Simply write the required bindings to your language or generate them automatical
 you have the main engine library compiled you should easily be able to write applications in C or any other programming 
 language that supports C style functions. C and C++ ABI stability of the core is generally guaranteed.
 
-## Supported platforms
+### Native plugin support
+The framework has native support for plugins with a handy plugin manager and interface that make it easy to make your application
+extensible from both C & C++, as well as other languages through the C & C++ APIs.
+
+### Supported platforms
 We currently support the following platforms as official targets:
 
 1. Windows
@@ -88,12 +121,27 @@ All of the operating systems above have generally the same features, as we're tr
 The only exception is the Freedesktop submodule of the OS module, which provides more libraries for working with desktop environment features, that are 
 otherwise baked into the core OS libraries, when talking about Windows and macOS.
 
+### And much more
+There are countless more little useful features that we could name, here's a short list:
+
+1. Easy texturing
+1. Bundled with utilities for dealing with UTF-8/16/32
+1. Client-side header bar
+1. Comes with a library for logging
+1. Comes with a library for working with YAML files
+1. Is extensively documented with up-to-date and stable documenation
+
 ## Learn
-You can find the documentation in the [wiki](https://github.com/MadLadSquad/UntitledImGuiFramework/wiki).
+We provide an always up-to-date, stable and extensive documentation, which you can find on the [wiki](https://github.com/MadLadSquad/UntitledImGuiFramework/wiki).
 
-Documentation is written as pure learning material, code examples are, in most cases, provided and are written with both 
-the C and C++ API in mind. Additionally, there is specific documentation for distibuting applications including the 
-framework on different platforms that may be used by OS maintainers to create packages for the framework.
+It is written as pure learning material, with code examples using both the C and C++ APIs. Aside from users of the framework,
+the documentation also covers topics such as:
+
+1. Shipping the application to production for package maintainers
+1. Plugin development examples
+1. Developer tips
+1. Internal documentation and reference
+1. Collaboration tips
 
 ## Showcase and Progress
 Coming soon, follow the [UntitledDesktopEnvironment webpage](https://madladsquad.com/desktop) for updates 
@@ -107,4 +155,3 @@ uses the framework, please contribute to the list!
 
 The organization trello board can be found [here](https://trello.com/b/HmfuRY2K/untitleddesktop). It
 contains organization information on all projects related to UDE. The framework can be found in its corresponding cards.
-