diff --git a/Installation.md b/Installation.md
index 2fbd28c..cfcceb6 100644
--- a/Installation.md
+++ b/Installation.md
@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
-## Installation
+# Installation
 
-To begin with, you will need the compiled jar file. You can either download it from the [release](https://git.arcusiridis.com/nova/Chatto/releases) releases section of this repo, or by building it from source.
+To begin with, you will need the compiled jar file. You can either download it from the [releases](https://git.arcusiridis.com/nova/Chatto/releases) section of this repo, or by building it from source.
 
 On linux systems, place the jar file in a directory such as /var/lib/chatto or /var/www/chatto. 
 
 Place the below application.properties config file in the same directory -
 
 ```properties
-chatto.datasource.username = chatto_user
-chatto.datasource.password = test
-chatto.datasource.database-name = chatto_db
+chatto.datasource.username=chatto_user
+chatto.datasource.password=test
+chatto.datasource.database-name=chatto_db
 chatto.datasource.url=localhost
 chatto.datasource.port=3306
 chatto.datasource.params=useSSL=false
@@ -76,15 +76,20 @@ server {
 ```
 Place the file in ```bash /etc/nginx/sites-available/``` (depending on your linux distro this may differ).
 
-Now make a symlink - ```bash sudo ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/chatto /nginx/sites-enabled```
-verify configration - ```bash sudo nginx -t```
-and restart nginx - ```bash sudo systemctl restart nginx```
+Now make a symlink -
+
+```bash sudo ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/chatto /nginx/sites-enabled``` 
+
+verify configration -
+```bash sudo nginx -t``` 
+and restart nginx - 
+```bash sudo systemctl restart nginx``` 
 
 Now create a linux user - 
 ```bash  sudo useradd -r -s /bin/false```
 
 Next create a systemd script making use of the created user- 
-```systemd
+```
 [Unit]
 Description=System Daemon for Chatto
 
@@ -107,4 +112,4 @@ Reload systemd daemon - ```bash sudo systemctl daemon-reload```
 Then start the service -  ```bash sudo systemctl start chatto```
 
 If everything went well then the app should start.
-Check with ```bash sudo systemctl status chatto``` and if it fails to start do ```sudo journalctl -u chatto```
+Check with ```bash sudo systemctl status chatto``` and if it fails to start do ```sudo journalctl -u chatto``` to check the cause of the failure.