kswedberg/formkit-docs-content

This repository holds the written content, guides, explanations, and reference material, for the FormKit documentation website. FormKit itself is a tool for building forms in web applications, and this repo exists purely to store the articles and documentation pages that help people learn how to use it. Think of it as the writing room for the help center: no application code lives here, just the words and examples that end up on the docs site. The content is written in Markdown, which is a simple text format that's easy to read and edit in any text editor. When the documentation website is built and published, this content gets pulled in automatically and displayed with proper formatting, navigation, and styling. So the writers and contributors focus on the words here, and the actual website handles making it look good. The main audience is anyone who wants to improve FormKit's documentation, fixing a typo, clarifying a confusing explanation, or adding a new example. Because the content lives separately from the website's code, a contributor doesn't need to be a developer to make a meaningful improvement. You can edit a Markdown file, submit a pull request, and the team can review it without touching any of the site's underlying plumbing. This separation of content from code is a deliberate choice that makes documentation contributions more accessible. Instead of needing to understand how the entire docs website is built, someone who spots an error or has a better explanation can simply edit the relevant text file. The README doesn't go into detail on specific contribution guidelines beyond forking the repo and submitting pull requests, but the open invitation makes it clear that improvements from the community are welcome.