Step by step quickstart

[pdeziel]

Scope of changes

This adds a contribution to the docs by @Mikerniker to help clarify how to create a project, topic, and API keys using the Ensign dashboard.

Type of change

• new feature
• bug fix
• documentation
• testing
• technical debt
• other (describe)

Acceptance criteria

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[Front-End: add screenshots/videos of changes made]

Definition of Done

• I have manually tested the change running it locally (having rebuilt all containers) or via unit tests
• I have added unit and/or integration tests that cover my changes
• I have added new test fixtures as needed to support added tests
• I have updated the dependencies list if necessary (including updating yarn.lock and/or go.sum)
• I have recompiled and included new protocol buffers to reflect changes I made if necessary
• Check this box if a reviewer can merge this pull request after approval (leave it unchecked if you want to do it yourself)
• I have notified the reviewer via Shortcut or Slack that this is ready for review
• Front-end: Checked sm, md, lg screen resolutions for effective responsiveness
• Backend-end: Documented service configuration changes or created related devops stories

Reviewer(s) checklist

• Front-end: I've reviewed the Figma design and confirmed that changes match the spec.
• Any new user-facing content that has been added for this PR has been QA'ed to ensure correct grammar, spelling, and understandability.
• Are there any TODOs in this PR that should be turned into stories?

[pdeziel]

@Mikerniker Thanks for you persistent effort in dealing with the GitHub issues, I think your contribution is great and I want it on website so I just transplanted your edits here to move things along. Can you give this a quick look over to make sure that I didn't miss anything?

[Mikerniker]

@pdeziel Yes, it looks fine.
I just saw that my GPG for PR#776 still appears unverified on Github, not sure why that is (emails are the same), but will try to find what went wrong.
Thanks for your help and patience!

[rebeccabilbro]

Thank you so much @Mikerniker for your generous contribution to this project!

[Mikerniker]

Thank you too @rebeccabilbro !