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diff --git a/docs/grammar/data/lazy.md b/docs/grammar/data/lazy.md
@@ -254,7 +254,7 @@ The tabix-based `"gff3"` source enables the retrieval of hierarchical data, such
 as genomic annotations stored in GFF3 files. The object format GenomeSpy uses
 is described in [gff-js](https://github.com/GMOD/gff-js#object-format)'s
 documentation. The [flatten](../transform/flatten.md) and
-[project](../tranform/project.md) transforms are useful when extracting the
+[project](../transform/project.md) transforms are useful when extracting the
 child features and attributes from the hierarchical data structure. See the
 example below.
 

diff --git a/docs/grammar/index.md b/docs/grammar/index.md
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 Genome browser applications typically couple the visual representations to
 specific file formats and provide few customization options. GenomeSpy has a
 more abstract approach to visualization, providing combinatorial building blocks
-such as [marks](mark/index.md), [transformations](transform/), and
+such as [marks](mark/index.md), [transformations](transform/index.md), and
 [scales](scale.md). As a result, users can author tailored visualizations that
 display the underlying data more effectively.