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 # Basic Auction Frontend
 
-This directory contains a simple nextJS frontend for the basic auction contract (the first contract). It lets users bid on auctions, see the current highest bid, view historical bids, see the auction end time, and once finished the auction can be claimed. This follows the [Creating a Frontend](https://docs.near.org/tutorials/auction/creating-a-frontend) section of the auction tutorial.
+This directory contains a simple NextJS frontend for the basic auction contract (the first contract). It lets users bid on auctions, see the current highest bid, view historical bids, see the auction end time, and once finished the auction can be claimed. This follows the [Creating a Frontend](https://docs.near.org/tutorials/auction/creating-a-frontend) section of the auction tutorial.
 
 To get historical bids an indexing API is used. The API requires a key (which is free) to use, read [this section](https://docs.near.org/tutorials/auction/indexing-historical-data#near-blocks-api-key) to see how to get and use your own key.
 
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 # Advanced Auction Frontend
 
-This directory contains a nextJS frontend for final contract from the auctional tutorial. This frontend now has bids being placed in FTs and displays the NFT that is being auctioned.
+This directory contains a NextJS frontend for final contract from the auctional tutorial. This frontend now has bids being placed in FTs and displays the NFT that is being auctioned. You can follow the updates in the [Updating the Frontend](https://docs.near.org/tutorials/auction/updating-the-frontend) section of the auction tutorial.
 
 To get historical bids an indexing API is used. The API requires a key (which is free) to use, read [this section](https://docs.near.org/tutorials/auction/indexing-historical-data#near-blocks-api-key) to see how to get and use your own key.