A table of contents tells you what you'll find on the page at a glance.

And since each subpage (like Flags and Feedback) explains how you'd use the feature from A to Z laid out in a chronological order, we number each section to clearly communicate that.

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Speaking of docs, I love vertical menu bars; they're quick to scan and make good use of the wide screen on desktop. It's time we use them for marketing pages too!

Also, just like footnotes in documents, we can use the gutter on the right to add more context.

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To make every part of the product more tangible, let's add inline links directly to our documentation.

Curious to learn more about something → explore in the docs.

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We want full focus to be on the product - show don't tell.

So UI screenshots and videos fill the majority of the site.

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We gave bucket.co an overhaul ⚡️

It's a yearning for a simpler time where SaaS sites had less fluff and more substance.

🧵 Here's how and why we put it together like this

First, inspired by markdown documents, let's start with headlines, all left-aligned.

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@bucket.co site refresh in the oven 👨‍🍳

implementing feature flag and adoption tracking in less than 30 seconds.
my favourite detail: the code examples that let's you know in real-time if it's working 🤌😘

feature flags tend to be terribly complicated to use. keep it simple for simple use-cases 👌