chore(cleanup): Adjustments to README.

packages/storybook/README.md

@@ -58,6 +58,43 @@ yarn install
 yarn dev
 ```
 
+## Development Environment(s)
+
+When we use the `yarn dev` command in the Storybook starter-kit, we have two servers running in parallel. Two development environments, one for Storybook, and one for Vite are running. The following are the links available out of the box. As seen in the following code from `package.json`, we can see where we would customize the ports used at a per-project level, and how we would alter the links below.
+
+- **Local Vite Environment:** [localhost:6001](http://localhost:6001/)
+- **Local Storybook Environment:** [localhost:6002](http://localhost:6002/)
+
+```json
+{
+  "scripts": {
+    "dev": "yarn watch",
+    "watch": "npm-run-all -n -p 'watch:**'",
+    "watch:vite": "yarn vite dev --port 6001",
+    "watch:storybook": "yarn storybook dev -p 6002"
+  }
+}
+```
+
+### Storybook Development Mode
+
+Storybook serves as a dynamic platform for showcasing your components. By running the Storybook server, you can create `*.stories.ts` files or `*.md[x]` documentation that are directly tied to your components. This setup leverages Hot Module Replacement (HMR), ensuring that any modifications you make to your component files are instantly reflected in the Storybook UI. This real-time feedback loop is invaluable for developing and fine-tuning your components' visual and functional aspects in isolation.
+
+### Vite Development Mode
+
+Vite Development Mode provides a convenient way to test your components in a
+simplified environment. At the root of Vite projects, there is an `index.html`
+file that acts as the entry point for the application. This file is served by
+the Vite dev server and can be used to manually test components.
+
+Incorporating your web components into the `index.html` file allows you to
+observe their behavior in a live setting. This is especially advantageous for
+conducting swift experiments or demonstrations, as it bypasses the need for
+an intricate setup. Additionally, Vite's development server employs Hot Module
+Replacement (HMR), which means any changes you make to your components are
+immediately updated in the browser without requiring a full page reload. This
+feature streamlines the development process by providing instant feedback.
+
 ## Scripts
 
 ### `yarn start`