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 * [Embedding Circuits](embedding_circuits.md)
 * [Timing Diagrams](timing_diagrams.md)
 
-* Circuit Elements
+* [Circuit Elements](circuit_elements.md)
   * [Output Elements](outputs.md)
   * [Standard Gates](gates.md)
   * [Decoders and Plexers](decodersandplexers.md)
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-# Visualization of Timing Diagrams 
-
-> This guide will teach you how to visualize the timing diagram with the help of flags in CircuitVerse
+# Timing Diagrams
 
 Contributing Authors: [@theredcap](https:github.com/theredcap)
 
+> This guide will teach you how to visualize the timing diagram with the help of flags in CircuitVerse.
+
+# Visualization of Timing Diagrams 
+
 Timing plays a vital role while you are designing any circuit. Timing diagrams help us visualize the state of different signals with respect to time.  In a timing diagram, time is represented on the x-axis and the different components or signals of the system, that interact with each other, are represented on the y-axis. 
 
 #### Using Flags