Credible first contact
A homepage that frames your product with intent instead of dropping new readers into a wall of autogenerated API prose.
Reusable Astro docs system
ZueDocs turns the current Gooselake site language into a reusable Astro template: calm editorial typography, a disciplined docs information architecture, and deployment notes that match a Vercel plus Cloudflare workflow.
Treat this repo like a template chassis. Swap the copy, colors, and docs content while keeping the framing, page structure, and production mechanics.
What the template gives you
The structure is intentionally simple: one landing page, one docs index, one article layout, and a coherent design system. That keeps the template easy to bend without collapsing into boilerplate sameness.
A homepage that frames your product with intent instead of dropping new readers into a wall of autogenerated API prose.
Markdown-backed guides with category grouping, stable routes, and an inline table of contents on every article page.
Neutral copy blocks, starter navigation, and adaptable content placeholders so the repo is reusable instead of product-locked.
Deployment guidance for Vercel, domain wiring through Cloudflare DNS, and a lightweight CI check for pull requests.
Who it is for
Product teams that want a distinctive docs surface without spending a sprint inventing one from zero.
Founders and engineers who need a branded overview page plus a practical docs hierarchy on day one.
Template maintainers who care about deployment repeatability, clean content conventions, and fast customization.
Template surfaces
Overview page
A structured narrative for value proposition, proof points, and docs entry paths.
Docs index
Category-grouped guides that make the content map legible to first-time readers.
Article pages
Sticky navigation, generated table of contents, and readable long-form documentation styles.
Operations notes
Practical guidance for preview deploys, production domains, and contribution checks.
Build the docs layer once, then spend your time improving the product and the writing instead of rebuilding a shell for every launch.