add namadillo section

packages/docs/pages/users/_meta.json

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   "governance": "Governance",
   "public-goods-funding": "Public Goods Funding (PGF)",
   "ibc": "IBC transfers",
-  "query": "Querying the Chain"
+  "query": "Querying the Chain",
+  "namadillo": "Using Namadillo"
 }

packages/docs/pages/users/namadillo.mdx

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+import { Callout } from 'nextra-theme-docs'
+
+# Namadillo
+
+<Callout type='info'>
+Namada mainnet will launch with most functionality aside from staking and governance disabled, gradually enabling features in stages (via governance proposals) over the first 
+few weeks. Therefore, some sections of Namadillo will not be accessible immediately after launch until its respective functionality has been activated on mainnet.  
+
+Until then, you can experiment with all aspects of Namadillo on [testnet](../networks/testnets.mdx).
+</Callout>
+
+Namadillo is a web-based front-end for Namada developed by Heliax. Using Namadillo, along with the [Namada Keychain browser extension](./wallet/web-wallet.mdx), 
+you can stake, vote in governance, shield and unshield assets, and send transparent, shielded, and IBC token transfers.  
+
+<Callout emoji='😎'>
+You can find a links to a list of vetted Namadillo instances hosted by community members at https://namada.net/apps#interfaces.
+</Callout>
+
+This section of the docs provides step-by-step instructions for using the various features of Namadillo.  
+
+![overview](../../public/images/namadillo/overview.png)

packages/docs/pages/users/namadillo/_meta.json

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+{
+  "overview": "Getting Started",
+  "staking": "Staking",
+  "governance": "Governance",
+  "masp": "Shielding Assets (MASP)",
+  "ibc": "IBC Transfers",
+  "transfer": "Transfers Within Namada"
+}

packages/docs/pages/users/namadillo/governance.mdx

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+import { Callout, Steps } from 'nextra-theme-docs'
+
+# Governance
+
+You can view and vote on governance proposals from Namadillo.  
+
+## Governance Info
+By selecting 'Governance' from the left sidebar of Namadillo **(see below)**, you can get an overview of current, upcoming, and past 
+governance proposals. By clicking on a listed proposal, you can bring up further details about that proposal.
+![proposal-overview](../../../public/images/namadillo/governance-overview.png)
+
+## Voting on Goverance Proposals
+<Callout type="info">
+Remember that your voting power is equal to your staked tokens (not your total balance)! If you haven't staked any tokens, you will not 
+be able to vote on any governance proposals. See the section on [Staking](./staking.mdx) for instructions on how to stake tokens.
+</Callout>
+
+Follow these steps to vote on governance proposals using Namadillo:  
+
+<Steps>
+### Select proposal
+From the main Governance page, click on the "Ongoing" proposal you wish to vote on to bring up the proposal details (below).  
+
+![proposal-details](../../../public/images/namadillo/proposal-details.png)
+*Proposal detail view*  
+
+In this view, you can see:
+1. The proposal title and ID
+2. The type of proposal, and -- if any -- the attached WASM code. (The pictured proposal is 'Default' type and has no WASM code, meaning it is text-only)
+3. The time remaining in the voting period
+4. The proposal abstract and description (Click 'Show More' to see the full desctiption)
+5. Proposal details such as the proposing address and the voting start, end, and activation epochs
+6. The current vote tally and turnout
+
+### Submit your vote
+Click the 'Vote' button **(7, in the above image)**. A pop-up dialog will ask you how you wish to vote -- 'yay', 'nay', or 'abstain' -- select your vote 
+and click 'Confirm'. The Keychain browser extension will show you another popup prompting you to confirm the signing of your transaction by entering your 
+account password. After entering your password, your vote transaction will be submitted to the chain. Namadillo will display a small 
+info box in the top right corner of the page to show that your transaction is being processed and, after roughly 10 seconds, whether it was accepted.
+![vote1](../../../public/images/namadillo/vote1.png)
+*Voting transaction dialogs*  
+
+### View and/or change your vote
+If your vote has been registered on-chain, Namadillo will update its display with your vote **(1, below)**. If the voting period is still 
+ongoing, you can change your vote by clicking the 'Edit Vote' button **(2, below)** and repeating the voting process.
+![vote2](../../../public/images/namadillo/vote2.png)
+*You can change your vote as long as the propoal is still ongoing*  
+</Steps>

packages/docs/pages/users/namadillo/ibc.mdx

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+import { Callout } from 'nextra-theme-docs'
+
+# IBC Transfers with Namadillo
+
+<Callout type='info'>
+Namada mainnet will launch with most functionality aside from staking and governance disabled, gradually enabling features in stages (via governance proposals) over the first 
+few weeks. Therefore, some sections of Namadillo will not be accessible immediately after launch until its respective functionality has been activated on mainnet.  
+
+Until then, you can experiment with all aspects of Namadillo on [testnet](../networks/testnets.mdx).
+</Callout>

packages/docs/pages/users/namadillo/masp.mdx

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+import { Callout } from 'nextra-theme-docs'
+
+# Shielding Assets with Namadillo
+
+<Callout type='info'>
+Namada mainnet will launch with most functionality aside from staking and governance disabled, gradually enabling features in stages (via governance proposals) over the first 
+few weeks. Therefore, some sections of Namadillo will not be accessible immediately after launch until its respective functionality has been activated on mainnet.  
+
+Until then, you can experiment with all aspects of Namadillo on [testnet](../networks/testnets.mdx).
+</Callout>

packages/docs/pages/users/namadillo/overview.mdx

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+import { Callout, Steps } from 'nextra-theme-docs'
+
+# Namadillo Overview
+
+<Callout type='info'>
+Namada mainnet will launch with most functionality aside from staking and governance disabled, gradually enabling features in stages (via governance proposals) over the first 
+few weeks. Therefore, some sections of Namadillo will not be accessible immediately after launch until its respective functionality has been activated on mainnet.  
+
+Until then, you can experiment with all aspects of Namadillo on [testnet](../networks/testnets.mdx).
+</Callout>
+
+Namadillo is a web-based front-end for Namada developed by Heliax. Using Namadillo, along with the [Namada Keychain browser extension](./wallet/web-wallet.mdx), 
+you can stake, vote in governance, shield and unshield assets, and send transparent, shielded, and IBC token transfers.  
+
+<Callout emoji='😎'>
+You can find a links to a list of vetted Namadillo instances hosted by community members at https://namada.net/apps#interfaces.
+</Callout>
+
+## Getting started with Namadillo
+
+Before using Namadillo, you will need to install the [Namada Keychain browser extension](../wallet/web-wallet.mdx) and 
+follow the steps for initial setup, including setting a password and creating a new account. See the section in the docs [here](../wallet/web-wallet.mdx) for detailed 
+instructions.
+
+<Steps>
+### Navigate to Namadillo
+Navigate to one of the hosted Namadillo instances at https://namada.net/apps#interfaces.
+
+### Connect the extension
+In the top right corner of Namadillo, click the **Connect Keychain** button to begin using Namadillo. You will be asked by the extension 
+to approve the connection, which will allow Namadillo to see **non-secret** information about your account (such as your public key and addresses).  
+
+*Note:* If you do not see a button marked 'Connect Keychain', you haven't installed the [Namada Keychain browser extension](../../users/wallet/web-wallet.mdx) yet.  
+
+
+![Connecting 1](../../../public/images/namadillo/connect1.png)
+*Click either button marked 'Connect Keychain'*  
+
+![Connecting 2](../../../public/images/namadillo/connect2.png)
+*Approve the connection request*
+<Callout type='info'>
+You can disconnect from a site at any time in the extension by clicking on the extension icon in your browser bar to open it, and selecting 
+**Settings** (the gear icon), then **Connected Sites**. (Make sure you're opening the settings in the extension itself, not the Namadillo webpage.)
+</Callout>
+
+</Steps>
+
+### Setting the RPC/Indexer endpoints (Optional)
+Namadillo relies on three endpoints to access up-to-date info on the state of the chain: an *RPC*, an *Indexer*, and a *MASP Indexer*. 
+Typically, these services are operated by the same provider as Namadillo itself and correctly configured by default, so there is no need for you 
+as a user to worry about these values.  
+
+However, if you wish to change any of these endpoints, or simply view the currently configured values, you can do so in the Namadillo settings. Click 
+the **Settings** (gear icon) in the top right of the webpage and choose **Advanced** to view or change them.
+
+### Troubleshooting
+If Namadillo is not displaying your balance correctly or connecting to the extension, try 
+these steps in order:
+1. *Perform a hard refresh of the Namadillo page:* press **Ctrl**+**Shift**+**Refresh** button (Windows) or **Cmd**+**Shift**+**Reload** button (Mac).
+2. *Repeat the connection process:* Open the extension settings and disconnect from Namadillo as explained [here](#connect-the-extension). Then perform a hard refresh 
+as explained in Step 1 and re-connect the extension.
+3. *Manually set the Chain-Id*: open the extension by clicking its icon in the browser toolbar, and click the gear icon to open the 
+**Settings** menu. Select **Network** and enter the correct Chain-Id and click **Submit**; then refresh. Afterwards, perform a hard refresh as 
+explained in Step 1.
+
+### A note on 'Reveal PK' transactions
+Whenever you're submitting a transaction of any kind for the first time from an address, you'll also see a 'Reveal PK' (Reveal Public Key) 
+transaction automatically bundled with your other transaction(s) **(6, below)**. These are part of the Namada protocol, but as a user you don't need 
+to worry about it; Namadillo will automatically insert these when required.
+![Reveal PK](../../../public/images/namadillo/stake5.png)
+*Example of a staking transaction with Reveal PK message*

packages/docs/pages/users/namadillo/staking.mdx

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+import { Callout, Steps } from 'nextra-theme-docs'
+
+# Staking with Namadillo
+
+You can stake using Namadillo and the Namada Keychain browser extension, including support for Ledger hardware wallets.  
+
+<Steps>
+### Open the staking dashboard
+From the left panel, select 'Staking' **(1, below)**. You should see your available NAM balance displayed in the top-center, under 
+'Available NAM to stake' **(2, below)**. (If your balance is different than expected, check that the correct account is active in the 
+browser extension).
+![Step 1](../../../public/images/namadillo/stake1.png)
+*Namadillo Staking dashboard*
+
+### Choose your validators
+Click on 'Stake' **(either button marked 3, above)**; this will open a new dialog in which you can enter the amounts you wish to stake with each validator **(4, below)**. 
+You can stake with multiple validators in a single action. Click 'Stake' again **(5, below)** when you're ready.
+![Step 2](../../../public/images/namadillo/stake2.png)
+*Staking to multiple validators at once*
+
+### Confirm the staking transaction(s)
+You will be asked to confirm your transaction so it can be signed and submitted to the chain. The dialog will look slightly different 
+depending on whether you're using a Ledger device with the extension or not.
+- Extension only users: You will be prompted to approve the transaction in a pop-up, then prompted to enter your Keychain password.
+- Extension + Ledger users: You will be prompted to approve the transaction in a pop-up. Instead of being prompted for your password, you will be asked to confirm the transaction on your Ledger device.  
+![Step 3](../../../public/images/namadillo/stake3a.png)
+*Confirmation dialog, depending on whether you're using a Ledger to sign*
+
+### Await the result
+You will see a grey dialog box in the top right corner of Namadillo notifying that the transaction is being processed. 
+After roughly 10 seconds you will be informed if your transaction was successful.
+![Step 4](../../../public/images/namadillo/stake4.png)
+</Steps>
+
+<Callout type='info'>
+Remember that any staking transactions require two epochs (on mainnet) after being accepted on chain before taking effect. 
+See the section on [Staking](../../users/delegators.mdx) for more info.
+</Callout>

packages/docs/pages/users/namadillo/transfer.mdx

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+import { Callout } from 'nextra-theme-docs'
+
+# Shielded and Transparent Transfers with Namadillo
+
+<Callout type='info'>
+Namada mainnet will launch with most functionality aside from staking and governance disabled, gradually enabling features in stages (via governance proposals) over the first 
+few weeks. Therefore, some sections of Namadillo will not be accessible immediately after launch until its respective functionality has been activated on mainnet.  
+
+Until then, you can experiment with all aspects of Namadillo on [testnet](../networks/testnets.mdx).
+</Callout>

packages/docs/pages/users/wallet/hardware-wallet.mdx

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 ### Navigate to the staking dashboard
 From the left panel, select 'Staking' **(1, below)**. You should see your available NAM balance displayed in the top-center, under 'Available NAM to stake' **(2, below)**. 
 (If your balance is different than expected, check that the correct account is active in the browser extension).
-![Step 1](../../../public/images/stake1.png)
+![Step 1](../../../public/images/namadillo/stake1.png)
 *Namadillo Staking dashboard*
 ### Stake your tokens
 Click on 'Stake' **(either button marked 3, above)**; this will open a new dialog in which you can enter the amounts you wish to stake with each validator **(4, below)**. 
 You can stake with multiple validators in a single action. Click 'Stake' again **(5, below)** when you're ready.
-![Step 2](../../../public/images/stake2.png)
+![Step 2](../../../public/images/namadillo/stake2.png)
 *Staking to multiple validators at once*
 
 ### Approve the transaction
 You will be prompted to approve the transaction in a pop-up. After confirming, you will also be asked to confirm the transaction on your Ledger device.
-![Step 3](../../../public/images/stake3.png)
+![Step 3](../../../public/images/namadillo/stake3.png)
 
 ### Wait for confirmation
 You will see a grey dialog box in the top right corner of Namadillo notifying that the transaction is being processed. After roughly 10 seconds you will be informed 
 if your transaction was successful.
-![Step 4](../../../public/images/stake4.png)
+![Step 4](../../../public/images/namadillo/stake4.png)
 </Steps>
 
 ##### Worth noting:
 Whenever you're submitting a transaction of any kind for the first time from an address, you'll also see a 'Reveal PK' (Reveal Public Key) transaction automatically bundled with your other transaction(s) **(6, below)**. 
-![Step 5](../../../public/images/stake5.png)
+![Step 5](../../../public/images/namadillo/stake5.png)
 *Example of a staking transaction with Reveal PK message*
 ## Using the Ledger app with the CLI
 You can use your Ledger to sign transactions from the Namada CLI.