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 ## Architecture
 Weathque fully embraces the Clean Architecture pattern, incorporating both the Bloc and Repository patterns.</br></br>
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 ## Usage
-1. Open the Weathque app on your device or emulator.
-2. Tap or swipe the card to get a new awesome quote.
-3. A new card will appear on the screen.
-4. To change the theme color, press the palette icon on the app bar.
-5. A bottom sheet will appear, allowing you to choose your favorite color.
+1. Launch the Weathque app on your device or emulator.
+2. Swipe right to navigate to the weather forecast of the next city.
+3. Swipe left to move back to the weather forecast of the previous city.
+4. For a 5-day weather forecast, simply swipe the "Weekly Forecast" cards.
 
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 ## Screenshots and Demo