diff --git a/docs/cloud/demos/ws-gateway.mdx b/docs/cloud/demos/ws-gateway.mdx
index e688ddb5..60408580 100644
--- a/docs/cloud/demos/ws-gateway.mdx
+++ b/docs/cloud/demos/ws-gateway.mdx
@@ -4,21 +4,31 @@ description: "WebSocket Gateway Demomstration"
 sidebar_position: 1
 ---
 
-1. Setup a Cloud Cluster
-    1. Register
-    2. Install CLI
-    3. Login with CLI
-    4. Create a Cluster
-    5. Create a topic named <strong>webdemo</strong>
-2. Create and access key
-    ```shell
+1. Setup an Infinyon Cloud cluster by following the [Quick Start]
+2. Create a topic named <strong>webdemo</strong>
+    ```shell copy="fl"
+    $ fluvio topic create webdemo
+    ```
+3. Create an access key
+    ```shell copy="fl"
     $ fluvio cloud access-key create web-demo --topic webdemo
     ```
-4. Start producer with access key
-3. Start consumer with access key
+4. Start producer with access key from step 3
+5. Start consumer with access key from step 3
 
 ### Producer Iframe
+The producer demo app runs in a CodePen iframe. It will connect to the WebSocket Gateway and produce (x, y) values of a sine wave to the <strong>webdemo</strong> topic. This is independent of the consumer charting app and is only interacting with the Fluvio topic via the WebSocket Gateway.
 <iframe height="256" width="100%" title="Producer" src="https://codepen.io/Nick-Cardin/embed/PwYrjjw?default-tab=result"></iframe>
 
 ### Consumer Iframe
+The consumer demo app runs in a CodePen iframe. It will connect to the WebSocket Gateway and consume and chart (x, y) values from the <strong>webdemo</strong> topic. This is independent of the sine wave producer app and is only interacting with the Fluvio topic via the WebSocket Gateway.
 <iframe height="512" width="100%" title="Consumer" src="https://codepen.io/Nick-Cardin/embed/PwYrjEq?default-tab=result"></iframe>
+
+### Watch with Fluvio CLI
+The data being produced can be simultaneously consumed with the Fluvio CLI.
+
+```shell copy="fl"
+$ fluvio consume webdemo
+```
+
+[Quick Start]: cloud/quickstart.mdx
diff --git a/docs/cloud/how-to/use-ws-gateway.mdx b/docs/cloud/how-to/use-ws-gateway.mdx
index 06d310c4..f069ae52 100644
--- a/docs/cloud/how-to/use-ws-gateway.mdx
+++ b/docs/cloud/how-to/use-ws-gateway.mdx
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ The WebSocket Gateway allows you to produce and consume data using a WebSocket c
 
 First, create a topic to interact with.
 
-```shell
+```shell copy="fl"
 $ fluvio topic create my-topic
 topic "my-topic" created
 ```
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ topic "my-topic" created
 
 Create an access key to authenticate the WebSocket connection. This key will only allow access to the specified topic.
 
-```shell
+```shell copy="fl"
 $ fluvio cloud access-key create my-access-key-1 --topic my-topic
 Access key "my-access-key-1" created: zGO0WBmCM4EAEJYbksCjGzJrrKHdgwPa
 - Produce: wss://infinyon.cloud/wsr/v1/simple/produce?access_key=zGO0WBmCM4EAEJYbksCjGzJrrKHdgwPa
@@ -32,12 +32,12 @@ Access key "my-access-key-1" created: zGO0WBmCM4EAEJYbksCjGzJrrKHdgwPa
 Optionally, you can restrict an access key to only allow producing or consuming data by passing the `--consume` or `--produce` flag when creating the access key.
 
 #### Consume Only
-```shell
+```shell copy="fl"
 $ fluvio cloud access-key create my-consume-key --topic my-topic --consume
 ```
 
 #### Produce Only
-```shell
+```shell copy="fl"
 $ fluvio cloud access-key create my-produce-key --topic my-topic --produce
 ```