Update Screens-and-components.mdx

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 An off stage participant becomes an on stage participant once their stage access has been accepted. For instance, an off stage role, say Viewer requests a Broadcaster to go on stage. Once their request is accepted, the Viewer can transition to an on stage role, which could be a Viewer-on-stage, a Guest, or a Co-broadcaster. 
 
 Let's take a quick example to understand this better. 
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 Assume a livestreaming scenario with Bring on stage enabled for Broadcasters and Co-Broadcasters, where 
 - Off-stage participants have been assigned role: Viewer a role with no audio/video publish permissions
 - On-stage participants have been assigned role : Guest, a role with audio/video publish permissions
 
-1. Participants from Viewer role can raise their hand during a session to request to go on stage and interact with Broadcaster(s) and Co-Broadcaster(s)
-2. Broadcaster(s) and Co-Broadcaster(s) will receive stage access notification from off-stage partcipants; where they can choose to accept or deny the stage request. Meanwhile, a Viewer can choose to lower their hand untill their request has been accepted or denied. Broadcaster(s) can also track all such requests under "Hand Raise" section under participant list.
+Once the configuration is set under Bring on stage, join Prebuilt links or apps as these roles: Broadcaster, Co-Broadcaster and Viewer to try bring on stage feature like below:
+1. Participants from Viewer role can choose to raise their hand during a session to request to go on stage and interact with Broadcaster(s) and Co-Broadcaster(s)
+2. Broadcaster(s) and Co-Broadcaster(s) will receive stage access notification from these off-stage partcipants; where they can choose to accept or deny the stage request. Meanwhile, a Viewer can choose to lower their hand untill their request has been accepted or denied. Broadcaster(s) can also track all such requests under "Hand Raise" section under participant list.
 3. When a Broadcaster accepts a stage request from a Viewer(an off-stage participant), the Viewer becomes a Guest (an on-stage participant) as per the configuration set
 4. Broadcaster(s) can choose to mute/unmute audio/video for Guest or simply remove them from stage.