docs/contributing/docs-contributions/docs-structure.md
If you're looking to contribute to the Gatsby documentation, it helps to first understand how the docs are organized. This page outlines the overall structure of the Gatsby documentation. It also provides guidance on when you might choose one type of documentation over another.
The Gatsby documentation site includes four different types of materials. Each one is tailored to meet a specific user need.
This documentation structure is based on the Diátaxis documentation system created by Daniele Procida.
Trying to decide which type of documentation is the best fit? Check out the following guides:
The guides above provide more details about each type of documentation. They also include templates and tips for how to write them. Use these resources to make sure your docs contribution fits the overall documentation structure.
Sometimes, a single concept will require some combination of these documentation types. For example, the gatsby-plugin-image documentation includes the following pieces:
Aside from the four main documentation types, there are a few additional types of documentation found in the Gatsby repo. Check out the following guides for more information: