Merge pull request #250 from peasantbird/update-UG

Update UG for sort, undo/redo, help and exit

docs/UserGuide.md

@@ -636,8 +636,10 @@ Ryan; Phone: 91234567; Email: [email protected]; Address: My Secret Home; Selling A
 
 ### Sorting buyers: `bsort`
 
-Sorts the buyers' list either by a provided prefix and direction, or by the list's default order when no prefix and
-direction is provided.
+Elevate your contact list through organisation based on your priorities.
+
+The `bsort` command allows you to quickly organise your buyer contacts by various criteria, so that you can sieve out
+your most important contacts to maintain and the most valuable opportunities you have.
 
 Format: `bsort [PREFIX/DIRECTION]`
 * `PREFIX`: Choose <u>one</u> of:
@@ -647,8 +649,14 @@ Format: `bsort [PREFIX/DIRECTION]`
   * `prio` - sort by **priority**
 * `DIRECTION`: "a" OR "d" for ascending or descending respectively
 
+<box type="tip">
+
+**Tip:** When no prefix and direction is provided, `bsort` sorts by the list's original order.
+
+</box>
+
 Examples: 
-* `bsort` to sort by default
+* `bsort` to sort by original order
 * `bsort n/d` to sort by name descending
 
 Precise outputs when the command succeeds:
@@ -690,8 +698,10 @@ valid prefix (`n`, `ah`, `i` or `prio`).
 
 ### Sorting sellers: `ssort`
 
-Sorts the sellers' list either by a provided prefix and direction, or by the list's default order when no prefix and 
-direction is provided.
+Elevate your contact list through organisation based on your priorities.
+
+The `ssort` command allows you to quickly organise your seller contacts by various criteria, so that you can sieve out
+your most important contacts to maintain and the most valuable opportunities you have.
 
 Format: `ssort [PREFIX/DIRECTION]`
 * `PREFIX`: Choose <u>one</u> of:
@@ -701,6 +711,12 @@ Format: `ssort [PREFIX/DIRECTION]`
     * `prio` - sort by **priority**
 * `DIRECTION`: "a" OR "d" for ascending or descending respectively
 
+<box type="tip">
+
+**Tip:** When no prefix and direction is provided, `ssort` sorts by the list's original order.
+
+</box>
+
 Examples:
 * `ssort` to sort by default
 * `ssort n/d` to sort by name descending
@@ -743,17 +759,14 @@ Example: ssort prio/d
 
 ### Undoing previous action: `undo`
 
-Undoes the previous action. Only undoes actions that changes the contacts in RTPM, and does not undo actions that 
-changes the list view (i.e. `list`, `filter`, `sort`).
+Made a mistake? The `undo` command allows you to undo the previous action, easily correcting your mistakes and keeping
+your contact list on track.
 
 Format: `undo`
 
 <box type="tip">
 
-**Tip:** 
-
-Using `undo` multiple times will undo multiple actions in order.
-
+**Tip:** Using `undo` multiple times will undo multiple actions in order.
 
 </box>
 
@@ -769,17 +782,14 @@ Precise outputs when the command fails:
 
 ### Redoing previous action: `redo`
 
-Restores the previously undone action. Only redoes actions that changes the contacts in RTPM, and does not redo actions
-that changes the list view (i.e. `list`, `filter`, `sort`).
+The `redo` command allows you to restore a previously undone action, making it easy to go back to any state and 
+continue working from there.
 
 Format : `redo`
 
 <box type="tip">
 
-**Tip:**
-
-Using `redo` multiple times will redo multiple actions in order.
-
+**Tip:** Using `redo` multiple times will redo multiple actions in order.
 
 </box>
 
@@ -805,22 +815,25 @@ Precise outputs when the command fails:
 
 ### Viewing help: `help`
 
-Lost? This command shows a message explaining how to access the online version of the help page, 
-including this user guide, so that you can get back to work.
+Unsure of how to use our system or forgot the available commands? The `help` command allows you to access our user 
+guide, ensuring that you have all the information you need at your fingertips.
 
 Format: `help`
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 ### Exiting the program: `exit`
 
-Done already? We hope you had a good experience! This command closes RTPM.
+Wrap up your contact management session and start making the deals happen.
+
+The `exit` command allows you to terminate the program gracefully and securely, safeguarding all data and changes
+you've made during the session.
 
 Format: `exit`
 
 <box type="info">
 
-Upon exit, the latest data is saved again to your computer, by default at data/rtpm.json.
+**Note:** Upon exit, the latest data is saved to your computer at data/rtpm.json.
 
 </box>