[contributing] New doc on Gatsby's Docs Writing Process #21945
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Ready for another review, @laurieontech! Thanks for your suggestions! |
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Looks great Marcy! |
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Description
This PR introduces a new doc on the writing process for the Gatsby Docs. It's been on the to-do list for a while as we've engaged with contractors and team members, and pulls together information into one outcome-driven place (writing greenfield docs). In particular, this doc was written to help the process of writing learning materials for topics that aren't well known or understood as that's been a blocker for some writers in the past. It also takes the opportunity to educate contributors about our standards and conventions throughout the discovery and content writing process.
Feedback welcome!
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