Update get started doc

docs/get_started.md

@@ -54,8 +54,6 @@ Follow these steps to install Testrun:
 
 Testrun installs under the `/usr/local/testrun` directory. Testing data is available in the `local/devices/{device}/reports` folders.
 
-Note: Local CA certificates should be uploaded within Testrun to run TLS server testing.
-
 ![Terminal during install](/docs/setup/install.gif)
 
 # Testing
@@ -67,10 +65,10 @@ Follow these steps to start Testrun:
     -  Connect one USB Ethernet adapter to the internet source (e.g., router or switch) using an Ethernet cable.
     -  Connect the other USB Ethernet adapter directly to the IoT device you want to test using an Ethernet cable.
 
-Notes:
-
--  Disable both adapters in the host system (IPv4, IPv6, and general) by opening **Settings**, then **Network**.
--  Keep the DUT powered off until prompted.
+    Notes:
+    
+    -  Disable both adapters in the host system (IPv4, IPv6, and general) by opening **Settings**, then **Network**.
+    -  Keep the DUT powered off until prompted.
 
 1. Start Testrun with the command `sudo testrun`
     -  To run Testrun in network-only mode (without running any tests), use the `--net-only` option.
@@ -84,20 +82,20 @@ Follow these steps to test your IoT device:
 1. Open Testrun by navigating  to [http://localhost:8080](http://localhost:8080/) in your browser.
 2. Select the **Settings** menu in the top-right corner, then select your network interfaces. You can change the settings at any time.  
      ![Settings menu button](/docs/ui/getstarted--7cfvdpdnc5o.png)
-
-3. Select the **device repository** icon on the left panel to add a new device for testing.  
+3. Select the **Certificates** menu in the top-right corner, then upload your local CA certificates for TLS server testing.
+     ![Certificates menu button](/docs/ui/getstarted--j21skepmx1.png)
+5. Select the **Device Repository** icon on the left panel to add a new device for testing.  
      ![Device repository button](/docs/ui/getstarted--q5uw26tfod.png)
-
-4. Select the **Add Device** button.
-5. Enter the MAC address, manufacturer name, and model number.
-6. Select the test modules you want to enable for this device.   
+6. Select the **Add Device** button.
+7. Enter the MAC address, manufacturer name, and model number.
+8. Select the test modules you want to enable for this device.   
 Note: For qualification purposes, you must select all.
-7. Select **Save**.
-8. Select the Testrun progress icon, then select the **Testing** button.![Testing button](/docs/ui/getstarted--w09wecsry3.png)
+9. Select **Save**.
+10. Select the Testrun progress icon, then select the **Testing** button.![Testing button](/docs/ui/getstarted--w09wecsry3.png)
 
-9. Select the device you want to test.
-10. Enter the version number of the firmware running on the device.
-11. Select **Start Testrun**.
+11. Select the device you want to test.
+12. Enter the version number of the firmware running on the device.
+13. Select **Start Testrun**.
 -  If you need to stop Testrun during testing, select **Stop** next to the test name.
 12. Once the Waiting for Device notification appears, power on the device under test. A report appears under the Reports icon once the test sequence is complete.  
      ![Reports button](/docs/ui/getstarted--m4si1otdu5d.png)
@@ -183,4 +181,4 @@ Once you complete a test attempt, you can review the test report provided by Tes
 
 # Uninstall
 
-To uninstall Testrun correctly, use the built-in dpkg uninstall command: `sudo apt-get remove testrun`
+To uninstall Testrun correctly, use the built-in dpkg uninstall command: `sudo apt-get remove testrun`