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Deco Landing Page (deco.cx) + docs + blog

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Usage

Start the project:

deno task start

Navigate to https://localhost:8000 to see the admin.

Config

Form submission

Required DISCORD_LEADS_WEBHOOK_URL env var to test feature

Docs

To add a new docs, change the following files:

• toc.ts to add it to the menu tree.
• decs/... to add the new Markdown document

Recommended reading: Google Tech Writing courses.

Here are some key insights from it:

Generated from ChatGPT

1. Technical writing fundamentals:

• Know your audience and write for them. Use language and concepts they will understand.
• Define the purpose and scope of your document before you start writing.
• Organize your content in a logical and structured way, using headings, subheadings, and lists.
• Use active voice and concise language to make your writing clear and easy to understand.

2. Document design and layout:

• Use typography, color, graphics, and page layout to make your documents visually appealing and easy to read.
• Use white space to break up large blocks of text and make your document easier to skim.
• Use tables, charts, and diagrams to present complex information in a clear and concise way.
• Use consistent formatting throughout your document to make it easier to navigate.

3. Writing styles and tone:

• Use a consistent tone throughout your document. Your tone should be professional, but also approachable and engaging.
• Use clear, simple language and avoid jargon or technical terms that your audience may not understand.
• Use active voice to make your writing more engaging and easier to understand.
• Use examples and analogies to make complex concepts more accessible.

4. Tools and technology:

• Use tools such as version control and collaboration software to help manage your documents.
• Use templates and style guides to ensure consistency across your documents.
• Use screenshots and screen recordings to demonstrate how to use software or perform specific tasks.
• Use hyperlinks to provide additional information or resources.

5. Editing and proofreading:

• Edit and revise your document multiple times to ensure accuracy and clarity.
• Use a checklist to ensure you have covered all the necessary elements in your document.
• Proofread your document carefully to eliminate errors in grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
• Have someone else review your document for feedback and to catch errors you may have missed.