Reorg of the Usage section of the docs

docs/_toc.yml

@@ -5,51 +5,39 @@ subtrees:
     subtrees:
     - titlesonly: True
       entries:
-      - file: tutorials/start_index
+      - file: getting_started/quick_start
+      - file: getting_started/start_index
         subtrees:
         - titlesonly: True
           entries:
-          - file: tutorials/fundamentals/quick_start
-          - file: tutorials/fundamentals/installation
-          - file: tutorials/fundamentals/installation_bundle_conda
-          - file: tutorials/fundamentals/getting_started
-          - file: tutorials/fundamentals/viewer
-          - file: tutorials/fundamentals/features
-          - file: guides/layers
+          - file: getting_started/installation
+          - file: getting_started/launch_napari
+          - file: getting_started/open_images
+          - file: getting_started/viewer
+          - file: getting_started/layers
+          - file: getting_started/features
+      - file: howtos/layers/index
+        subtrees:
+        - titlesonly: True
+          entries:
+          - file: howtos/layers/image
+          - file: howtos/layers/labels
+          - file: howtos/layers/shapes
+          - file: howtos/layers/points
+          - file: howtos/layers/tracks
+          - file: howtos/layers/vectors
+          - file: howtos/layers/surface
       - file: tutorials/index
         subtrees:
         - entries:
-          - file: tutorials/annotation/index
-            subtrees:
-            - entries:
-              - file: tutorials/annotation/annotate_points
-          - file: tutorials/processing/index
-            subtrees:
-            - entries:
-              - file: tutorials/processing/dask
-          - file: tutorials/segmentation/index
-            subtrees:
-            - entries:
-              - file: tutorials/segmentation/annotate_segmentation
-          - file: tutorials/tracking/index
-            subtrees:
-            - entries:
-              - file: tutorials/tracking/cell_tracking
+          - file: tutorials/annotate_points
+          - file: tutorials/dask
+          - file: tutorials/annotate_segmentation
+          - file: tutorials/cell_tracking
       - file: howtos/index
         subtrees:
         - titlesonly: True
           entries:
-          - file: howtos/layers/index
-            subtrees:
-            - titlesonly: True
-              entries:
-              - file: howtos/layers/image
-              - file: howtos/layers/labels
-              - file: howtos/layers/points
-              - file: howtos/layers/shapes
-              - file: howtos/layers/surface
-              - file: howtos/layers/tracks
-              - file: howtos/layers/vectors
           - file: howtos/extending/index
             subtrees:
             - titlesonly: True

docs/developers/contributing/documentation/index.md

@@ -513,7 +513,7 @@ You will need:
   ```bash
   python -m pip install -e ".[pyqt]" --group docs
   ```
-  This will use the default Qt backend. For other options, see [the napari installation guide](../../../tutorials/fundamentals/installation.md#choosing-a-different-qt-backend).
+  This will use the default Qt backend. For other options, see [the napari installation guide](choosing-qt-backend).
 
   ````{note}
   You can combine the documentation dependencies with [a development installation of napari](dev-installation) by selecting the Qt extra and both dependency groups, e.g. installing with `.[pyqt]` and adding `--group dev --group docs`.

docs/further-resources/napari-workshops.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 (workshops)=
 
-# napari workshops
+# Workshops
 
 There have been many workshops and tutorials given about napari.
 This page contains a list, to make them easier to find online.

docs/tutorials/fundamentals/features.md → docs/getting_started/features.md

@@ -35,9 +35,9 @@ keys to make a selection. Once you have the action you want highlighted, press
 ```{raw} html
 <figure>
   <video width="100%" controls autoplay loop muted playsinline>
-    <source src="../../_static/images/command-palette.webm" type="video/webm" />
-    <source src="../../_static/images/command-palette.mp4" type="video/mp4" />
-    <img src="../../_static/images/command-palette.png"
+    <source src="../_static/images/command-palette.webm" type="video/webm" />
+    <source src="../_static/images/command-palette.mp4" type="video/mp4" />
+    <img src="../_static/images/command-palette.png"
       title="Your browser does not support the video tag"
       alt="a screen recording showing the command palette in action to open Cells 3D example and toggle 3D viewer mode"
     >
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ When using a `Shapes` layer to annotate features of interest, the **Shape Measur
 
 This tool can be enabled by clicking on `Layers->Measure->Toggle shape dimensions measurement (napari builltins)` while a `Shapes` layer is selected. As with all other commands, this can also be enabled using the [command palette](command-palette) by searching for "shape measurement".
 
-![image: Shape measurement tool enabled](../../_static/images/shape-measure.png).
+![image: Shape measurement tool enabled](../_static/images/shape-measure.png).
 
 The measurements are displayed on the canvas and updated live, and they are also accessible through the layer's features table via `layer.features['_area']` and `layer.features['_perimeter']`.
 
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ The measurements are displayed on the canvas and updated live, and they are also
 
 The **Features Table Widget** can be used to visualize, edit, select, or save the contents of the `features` table of any layer that supports features (e.g., `Points.features`).
 
-![image: Features Table Widget](../../_static/images/features_table_widget.png).
+![image: Features Table Widget](../_static/images/features_table_widget.png).
 
 To open it, go to `Layer -> Visualize -> Features Table Widget` or press
 {kbd}`Command/Ctrl+Shift+P` to open the [command palette](command-palette) and search for "features".