Getting Started sect.

docs/Getting Started/Importing Lydie.md

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+# Importing Lydie
+
+When integrating Lydie as a variable within your code, it yields a structured dictionary in the Lua programming language. The dictionary structure is as follows:
+```lua title="Lydie.luau"
+{
+    Components = require(script.Components),
+    Modules = require(script.Modules),
+}
+```
+
+- `Components`: This key accesses a dictionary containing a comprehensive collection of UI components accessible within Lydie. These components are categorized based on their functionality, distinguishing between interactive elements and window decorations.
+- `Modules`: This key provides access to another dictionary housing the modules packaged with Lydie. These modules play a pivotal role in constructing the various components available within Lydie's interface.

docs/Getting Started/Using Lydie.md

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+# Using Lydie
+
+Lydie follows the same code pattern found in Fusion, all components are wrapped in a function and can be created by calling it with the properties table. Like:
+```lua
+local Lydie = require(Packages.Lydie)
+
+Lydie.Components.Divider {
+    Size = UDim2.new(1, 0, 0, 1),
+    ZIndex = 2,
+}
+```

docs/Getting Started/index.md

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+# Installing Lydie
+
+Lydie is built around Wally packages, because of that, installation of Lydie and its dependencies should be installed the same as how Wally intended to.
+
+### with wally <small>recommended</small> { #with-rojo data-toc-label="with rojo" }
+
+Lydie is published as a [Wally](https://wally.run) package and can be installed as long as your game source code is saved in the filesystem. Edit your `wally.toml` configuration file and install the package:
+
+```toml title="wally.toml"
+[dependencies]
+Fusion = "elttob/[email protected]"
+Lydie = "7kayoh/[email protected]"
+```
+
+```sh title="terminal"
+wally install
+```
+
+This will install Lydie into the `Packages` directory, the actual location of the folder in-game depends on your Rojo project configuration, but it is usually in `ReplicatedStorage`.
+
+## with rbxm
+
+If you edit your game in Roblox Studio, it may be more appropriate to directly install Lydie with the released `rbxm` file from the repository. Download the latest release [here](https://github.com/7kayoh/lydie/releases) and insert it into your game.