Documentation · page arrangement
Changelog
Versions newest first, with what broke. Choose it when people need to know what changed since they last looked.
- 1Navigation
- 2Opening screen, centred
- 3Releases
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Documentation for an invented point-of-sale app.
An invented product for this template, so that a documentation layout can be shown with real structure: a sidebar, a reference, a changelog and pages that answer one question each.
Releases
- 4.2.0October 20, 2026
- Offline sales now sync in the background rather than on open
- Receipt export gained a per-line sales tax column
- Fixed: closing the till twice produced two reports
- 4.1.0September 2, 2026
- Low-stock alerts can be set per product
- Keyboard shortcuts for the ten most-sold products
- 4.0.0June 16, 2026
- Two tills can share one stock count
- Receipts are now numbered per till, not per account
- Removed the old CSV export; use Reports → Export
- 3.6.0March 4, 2026
- Refunds no longer need a manager code by default
- Fixed: a split payment of exactly the total was rejected
- 3.5.0January 19, 2026
- First Android tablet build
- Offline mode
The other four arrangements for a documentation
Same fictitious business, same content, arranged four other ways. How does it work, and where is the answer to my question?
Sidebar and article
Every page in a tree on the left, the answer on the right. The arrangement people expect from documentation, and the right default.
Documentation · 3 sections
Card landing
Six doors instead of a tree. Choose it for the front page of a set of guides, where a sidebar is premature.
Documentation · 5 sections
Two-column reference
Name and type on the left, what it means on the right. Choose it for the page nobody reads and everybody searches.
Documentation · 3 sections
Questions, folded
Questions you can scan, answers you open. Choose it when there are twelve questions and no structure between them.
Documentation · 5 sections