refactor: the 'what is Polylith' section

Author: DavidVujic

docs/index.md

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 > :material-information: For a more visual quickstart, check out the short videos in the [Videos & tutorials](videos.md) section.
 
 Polylith is an architecture, with tooling support, originally built for Clojure. This project brings __Polylith to Python__.
+Polylith is using a components-first architecture.
+You can think of it as building blocks, very much like LEGO bricks.
+
+All code lives in a Monorepo, available for reuse.
+Python code - the bricks - is separated from the infrastructure and the actual building of artifacts.
 
 From the [official Polylith Architecture docs](https://polylith.gitbook.io/polylith/):
 
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 Your team can instead choose to focus on writing code and creating features. Make the decisions on how to deploy when you are ready for it.
 
 ## Well suited for Monorepos
-Polylith is using a components-first architecture. You can think of it as building blocks, very much like LEGO bricks.
-All code lives in a Monorepo, available for reuse. Python code - _the bricks_ - is separated from the infrastructure and the actual building of artifacts.
-
-This may sound complicated, but it isn't.
-
-![polylith bricks](img/polylith-and-bricks.png)
-
-In short, Polylith is about:
+Polylith is about:
 
 - Viewing code as bricks that can be combined into features
 - Making it easy to reuse code across apps, tools, serverless functions and services
 - Keeping it simple
 
+![polylith bricks](img/polylith-and-bricks.png)
+
 ## Polylith for Python?
 The __Python tools for the Polylith Architecture__ is available as two options:
 
 - A __Poetry__ plugin. The plugin will add Polylith specific features to Poetry.
-- A standalone CLI supporting __Hatch__, __PDM__, __Rye__, __Pantsbuild__ and __uv__ (and Poetry).
+- A standalone CLI supporting __uv__, __Hatch__, __PDM__, __Rye__, __Pantsbuild__ and __Maturin__ (and Poetry).
 
 ### Use cases