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@@ -3,9 +3,51 @@ The ACES software aid backend repo
 To reduce the stress of having to understand everything, please watch this video before you contribute to this project: https://youtu.be/zBRju-UY83U
 It is also proper that you clone the frontend Repository of this organisation for you to have a better visual understanding of your Backend lines of code.
 
-# SET-UP
-To set-up, import the sql file into your local database system(like PHPMYADMIN).
+# Quick-Start Guide
+## Step 1: Create a folder called 'KwickerHub'
+In your file system, create a folder called ```KwickerHub```. This will house the frontend and backend of the project.
+## Step 2: Clone the frontend 
+- In Git Bash navigate to the frontend folder (replace ... with absolute file path)
+  ```
+  cd .../KwickerHub
+  ```
+- Then, run git clone to clone the frontend locally
+  ```
+  git clone https://github.com/KwickerHub/WebCraftifyAI
+  ```
+  Once done, there should be a ```WebCraftifyAI``` folder which now houses the frontend.
+## Step 2: Clone the backend 
+- In Git Bash navigate to the backend folder (replace ... with absolute file path)
+  ```
+  cd .../KwickerHub/backend
+  ```
+- Then, run git clone to clone the backend locally
+  ```
+  git clone https://github.com/KwickerHub/backend
+  ```
+  Once done, there should be a 'backend' folder which now houses the frontend.
+## Step 3: Create a database using PHPMyAdmin (can be done in a different SQL manager)
+- Create a new database with the name of ACES_DB
+- Navigate to .../backend/set_up/ACES_DB to find the SQL source file for your database.
+- Import the content in ACES_DB into your database. 
+## Step 4: Connect your database to the backend
+- In the ```KwickerHub``` Directory, create a file named ```localhost_db_details.php```.
+- In that file, copy the following code
+  ```
+  <?php
+  function make_local_connect(){
+  $host_name = 'localhost';
+  $database = 'Aces_DB';
+  $user_name = 'root';
+  $password= '';
 
+  $connect = mysqli_connect($host_name, $user_name, $password, $database);
+  }
+  ?>
+  ```
+- Replace the values with relevant ones.
+## Step 5: Connect to the web application
+- Type ```localhost``` into your browser, and the app should be running.
 # Info
 Every table has a unique folder that controls it's manipulation. But not all folders represent tables.
 Every Folder representing a table has different kinds of functions that can help you select from the Database.