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A few days ago I needed to start writing docs for one of my projects and I went with plain HTML on Tailwind CSS. Your project looks useful! There are a few thi
by raunometsa 6y ago
A few days ago I needed to start writing docs for one of my projects and I went with plain HTML on Tailwind CSS.
Your project looks useful! There are a few things to smoothen out, but these are small cosmetical things like:
- when creating a project and missing a field, button continues to say "Loading..." (should probably revert to Submit/Save)
- success message went behind my avatar top right corner (z-index)
I think one of the important features would be maybe to offer html export, so you can use it as a tool to generate docs, but then you can have the html and update/host on your own.
PS. Tailwind is getting more and more popular. I see a lot of sites where you just instantly know it's Tailwind. I would recommend changing a design a bit to be more unique (like removing these Tailwind dots behind the hero).
I also love utility-first CSS and I just recently started working on my own UI component library as I rewrite my projects on Tailwind: https://appingkit.com/ https://appingkit.com/
Edit: ugh, I always forgot adding double line breaks to lists
- jakeprins 6y agoThanks for the feedback! I really appreciate it. I like the idea of adding a feature to export it as HTML. I will dive into that. Appingkit looks nice btw! I will keep an eye on it.