Welcome to our documentation style guide! This page outlines the conventions and best practices for creating clear, consistent, and visually appealing documentation across our platform.

Core Principles 🌟

  • Clarity First 📜
    Use simple language and avoid jargon. Always prioritize readability.
  • Consistency is Key 🔄
    Maintain uniform formatting for headings, code blocks, and lists.
  • Visual Hierarchy 📌
    Employ proper spacing, typography, and emphasis to guide readers through content.

Formatting Examples 📌

  • Headings: Use #, ##, ### for main, sub, and sub-sub sections
    Example: 
    # Introduction
## Getting Started
### Step-by-Step Guide
  • Code Blocks: Enclose code in triple backticks with language specified
    Example: 
    ```python
def example_function():
    print("Hello, World!")
  • Lists: Use hyphens for unordered lists and numbers for ordered ones
    Example:
    • Item 1
    • Item 2
    • Item 3

Best Practices 📈

  • Always include a table of contents for lengthy documents
  • Use emojis sparingly to highlight key points
  • Reference our Markdown Syntax Guide for detailed formatting rules
  • Include visual examples where applicable

For a deeper dive into advanced styling techniques, check out our Markdown Customization documentation.

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