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Build a more organized outline for docs #598
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Here's a first run at an outline. Some sections go deeper than others, but there were some points I wanted to make sure got covered. I'd love to get feedback on organization, anything missing, etc. I broke it into three main sections to address the different user groups: content editors, people configuring for a site, and people contributing to the project itself. These three sections don't necessarily need to be hosted in the same place, but we can determine those details later. CMS Docs OutlineIntroBasic information about the project
Editing Content (issue decaporg/decap-website#2)Focus on instructions for the content editor end user. Not a place to explain what’s happening “under the hood,” though we may include links here and there for the curious.
ConfigurationFocus on instructions and reference material for developers creating a new CMS-enabled site, or integrating the CMS into an existing project.
Contribution setup and guidelines
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Oh, forgot to mention—the top-level bullet points generally represent pages, with the subpoints being sections within the page. |
This should be treated as a story with a set of related issues for the various underlying efforts. |
Agreed! The purpose of this issue was more for discussion about the outline as a whole, before breaking it up into smaller tasks and tying them to related code/design/etc. efforts. It's more about the organization than as a starting point for the actual writing. |
I've broken out the major implementation sections into separate issues. PRs for each of these should include links added to the appropriate section of the Quick Start, because at the moment, it's our main intro. When all of these sections are ready, we can create the Implementation Intro section of the outline, and adapt the Quick Start/Test Drive content to match that outline. Here's a handy list of the issues to complete for this first round:
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This is mostly done, with just a few tasks remaining is separate sub-issues:
I'm closing this in favor of those. |
The current docs organization was hastily pulled together from what was available in the repo at the time, plus minor updates to content.
To aid discoverability and reduce repetition, I'd like to re-organize the docs files. We can start by discussing here and developing an outline, and then start implementing.
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