diff --git a/htmgo-site/md/docs/1_quick-start/1_introduction.md b/htmgo-site/md/docs/1_quick-start/1_introduction.md
index 0b453e8..a1b0025 100644
--- a/htmgo-site/md/docs/1_quick-start/1_introduction.md
+++ b/htmgo-site/md/docs/1_quick-start/1_introduction.md
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ func DocsPage(ctx *h.RequestContext) *h.Page {
 
 3. Built in support for various libraries such as tailwindcss, htmx
 
-4. Go functions are components, no special syntax neccessary to learn
+4. Go functions are components, no special syntax necessary to learn
 
 5. Many composable utility functions to streamline development and reduce boilerplate
 
diff --git a/htmgo-site/md/docs/1_quick-start/2_installation.md b/htmgo-site/md/docs/1_quick-start/2_installation.md
index af9f164..a12f523 100644
--- a/htmgo-site/md/docs/1_quick-start/2_installation.md
+++ b/htmgo-site/md/docs/1_quick-start/2_installation.md
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 ##### **Prerequisites:**
 1. Go: https://go.dev/doc/install
 2. Familiarity with https://htmx.org and html/hypermedia
-   1. If you have not read the htmx docs, please do so before continuting, a lot of concepts below will be much more clear after.
+   1. If you have not read the htmx docs, please do so before continuing, a lot of concepts below will be much more clear after.
 
 
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diff --git a/htmgo-site/md/docs/2_core-concepts/2_partials.md b/htmgo-site/md/docs/2_core-concepts/2_partials.md
index f8d3a69..51a14ef 100644
--- a/htmgo-site/md/docs/2_core-concepts/2_partials.md
+++ b/htmgo-site/md/docs/2_core-concepts/2_partials.md
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 Partials are where things get interesting. Partials allow you to start adding interactivity to your website by swapping in content, setting headers, redirecting, etc.
 
-Partials have a similiar structure to pages. A simple partial may look like:
+Partials have a similar structure to pages. A simple partial may look like:
 
 ```go
 func CurrentTimePartial(ctx *h.RequestContext) *h.Partial {
diff --git a/htmgo-site/md/docs/2_core-concepts/3_components.md b/htmgo-site/md/docs/2_core-concepts/3_components.md
index 41c9a7b..01c4d62 100644
--- a/htmgo-site/md/docs/2_core-concepts/3_components.md
+++ b/htmgo-site/md/docs/2_core-concepts/3_components.md
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ func Card(ctx *h.RequestContext) *h.Element {
 ```
 
 My card component here fetches all my tasks I have on my list, and renders each task. 
-If you are familar with React, then you would likely place this fetch logic inside of a useEffect or (useQuery library) so it is not constantly refetched as the component re-renders.
+If you are familiar with React, then you would likely place this fetch logic inside of a useEffect or (useQuery library) so it is not constantly refetched as the component re-renders.
 
 With **htmgo**, the only way to update content on the page is to use htmx to swap out the content from loading a partial. Therefore you control exactly when this Card component is called, not the framework behind the scenes.
 
diff --git a/htmgo-site/md/docs/4_interactivity/2_events.md b/htmgo-site/md/docs/4_interactivity/2_events.md
index ff23731..d1e27cd 100644
--- a/htmgo-site/md/docs/4_interactivity/2_events.md
+++ b/htmgo-site/md/docs/4_interactivity/2_events.md
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Sometimes you need to update elements client side without having to do a network
 
 To make this work while still keeping a pure go feel, we offer a few utility methods to execute various javascript on an element.
 
-**Example:** When the form is submitted, set the button text to submitting and disable it, and vise versa after submit is done.
+**Example:** When the form is submitted, set the button text to submitting and disable it, and vice versa after submit is done.
 
 ```go
 func MyForm() *h.Element {