msfussell/diagrid-docs

This is a documentation website for Diagrid, built with Docusaurus, a tool designed specifically for creating clean, searchable documentation sites. If you've ever read polished docs for a software project, there's a good chance they were built with something like this. The repository contains all the source files (text, images, configuration) needed to generate the website. When you run the build command, it converts these files into a static website, just HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that can be hosted anywhere. The developers can write documentation in Markdown (plain text with simple formatting), and Docusaurus automatically organizes it into a browsable site with search, navigation, and a professional look. For someone working on the Diagrid project, this setup makes it easy to keep documentation up to date. You write changes locally on your computer, see them live in your browser immediately, and then push them to production with a single command. The repository uses GitHub Pages for hosting, which means the site is free to maintain and updates are handled through familiar Git workflows that developers already know. The README doesn't provide much detail about what Diagrid itself does or what documentation lives in this site, those details would be in the actual documentation files. What's clear is that this is a standard, professional documentation setup: it prioritizes simplicity for maintainers (write in Markdown, deploy with one command) while delivering a polished, searchable experience for readers.