Why Docs Matter More Than Another Blog Post
01

Docs are where product facts live

Marketing pages explain why a product matters. Documentation explains what it does, how it works, what it supports, and where its limits are. Those facts are essential when an assistant tries to answer a technical question.

02

Prioritize the first questions

Start with installation, supported chains, custody, fees, limits, API examples, and current product status. These pages are more valuable than a new opinion article when the existing answers are incomplete.

03

Keep the same words across the site

If the homepage says non-custodial and the docs use a different phrase, add a clear definition. Consistent terminology makes the product easier to classify and reduces avoidable factual errors.

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