Features
Key capabilities for building and maintaining MDX documentation sites.
Overview
This page summarizes the core building blocks for an MDX documentation site and shows how they work together from authoring through publishing.
Keep pages small and focused so each document answers one reader need well.
Feature grid
MDX page authoring
Write documentation pages in MDX so content, structure, and components live in one file.
Navigation-driven IA
Organize pages through navigation so readers can find the right topic without hunting across the site.
Reusable MDX components
Use shared components to present callouts, cards, layouts, and structured content consistently.
Integration hooks
Connect documentation to external tooling, publishing workflows, and site-level behavior where needed.
Help center organization
Group task-based articles so support content stays easy to scan and maintain.
Release notes
Record changes in a focused format so readers can quickly see what changed and whether they need to act.
How the pieces fit together
Author a page in MDX, wire it into navigation, and use reusable components to make the content clear and scannable. Integration hooks extend the site where needed, while the help center and release notes keep operational content organized around reader tasks and change history.
Recommended workflow
- Author the page in MDX with one clear topic and a structure that matches the reader's task.
- Preview the page to confirm links, components, and navigation placement.
- Publish once the page is concise, accurate, and easy to scan.