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 - Now you can use these files to create your universal routes! [Basic Example](App.js)
   - [Deployed example](https://5e20d26f3f285b0766a74be2--stupefied-perlman-ca9443.netlify.com/about)
 
-![react-router-native-expo-web-example](.gh-assets/native-example.png "React Router native expo web example")
-![react-router-dom-expo-web-example](.gh-assets/web-example.png "React Router dom expo web example")
-
+![react-router-native-expo-web-example](https://i.imgur.com/XSCAX19.png "React Router native expo web example")
+![react-router-dom-expo-web-example](https://i.imgur.com/xl1yYmm.png "React Router dom expo web example")
 
 ### Deploying to Netlify
 
 You may find get the following error when visiting URLs other than '/' on when your single page application (SPA) is deployed to Netlify:
 
-![netlify-error](.gh-assets/page-not-found.png "Netlify: Page Not Found error")
+![netlify-error](https://i.imgur.com/BKFNGzH.png "Netlify: Page Not Found error")
 
 > **Page Not Found**
 > Looks like you've followed a broken link or entered a URL that doesn't exist on this site.
 
 The problem is that `react-router` creates the routes on the client side so when you visit pages other than the root (ex: `coolproject.netlify.com/about`), Netlify won't know how to redirect the route.
 
-
 Luckily the solution for this is simple! We can use the [redirects API](https://www.netlify.com/docs/redirects/) provided by Netlify.
 
 - Create a [`web/_redirects`](web/_redirects) to redirect all routes to the `index.html`:
-   ```
-   /*    /index.html   200
-   ```
-   - Creating files in the `web/` folder will copy them to the build folder (`web-build/`). Think of this like `public/` in Create React App projects.
+  ```
+  /*    /index.html   200
+  ```
+  - Creating files in the `web/` folder will copy them to the build folder (`web-build/`). Think of this like `public/` in Create React App projects.
 - Now simply rebuild (`expo build:web`) and deploy your web app (`netlify deploy --dir web-build`)!
 
 #### Example
 
-- ❌ Example deploying [**without** _redirects](https://5e20d1844d610eee07f5c10e--stupefied-perlman-ca9443.netlify.com/about)
-- ✅ Example deploying [**with** _redirects](https://5e20d26f3f285b0766a74be2--stupefied-perlman-ca9443.netlify.com/about)
+- ❌ Example deploying [**without** \_redirects](https://5e20d1844d610eee07f5c10e--stupefied-perlman-ca9443.netlify.com/about)
+- ✅ Example deploying [**with** \_redirects](https://5e20d26f3f285b0766a74be2--stupefied-perlman-ca9443.netlify.com/about)