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 ### Run
 
-For both solution you can then follow the link displayed in the terminal at the end of compilation
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 #### Compiles and run for production
 
 ```shell
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 npm run serve
 ```
 
+#### Try it out
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+For both options above you can then follow the link displayed in the terminal at the end of compilation. The Web UI looks like the following
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+![webui](./assets/webui.png)
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+1. With the top 2 buttons you can now stop and afterwards start the simulator and inspect the server console for the number of charging stations, e.g. with the default configuration: `Charging stations simulator ... started with 10 charging station(s)`
+2. Each charging station is a row in the table below, try "Stop Charging Station" and refresh with the large blue button and see the status Started turns from Yes into No.
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 ### Compiles and minifies for production
 
 ```shell