diff --git a/tutorials/Window_API_new/README.md b/tutorials/Window_API_new/README.md
index 7f54d8ccb5..1e0200d6fe 100644
--- a/tutorials/Window_API_new/README.md
+++ b/tutorials/Window_API_new/README.md
@@ -122,20 +122,6 @@ fun main() = application {
 ```
 ![](ask_to_close.gif)
 
-
-There is a simplified function for creating a single window application:
-```
-import androidx.compose.ui.window.singleWindowApplication
-
-fun main() = singleWindowApplication {
-    // Content
-}
-```
-Use it if:
-- your application has only one window
-- you don't need custom closing logic
-- you don't need to change the window parameters after it is already created
-
 If you don't need to close the window and just need to hide it (for example to the tray), you can change the `windowState.isVisible` state:
 ```kotlin
 import androidx.compose.material.Text
@@ -262,6 +248,20 @@ private class MyWindowState(
 ```
 ![](multiple_windows.gif)
 
+## Function `singleWindowApplication`
+There is a simplified function for creating a single window application:
+```
+import androidx.compose.ui.window.singleWindowApplication
+
+fun main() = singleWindowApplication {
+    // Content
+}
+```
+Use it if:
+- your application has only one window
+- you don't need custom closing logic
+- you don't need to change the window parameters after it is already created
+
 ## Changing the state (maximized, minimized, fullscreen, size, position) of the window.
 
 Some states of the native window are moved into a separate API class, `WindowState`. You can change its properties in callbacks or observe it in Composable's.
@@ -539,4 +539,4 @@ fun main() = singleWindowApplication(
     }
 }
 ```
-![](draggable_area.gif)
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+![](draggable_area.gif)