Docy - Documentation And Knowledge Base Jekyll Template

Docy is a powerful, responsive, and high-performance Jekyll documentation template that can assist you quickly develop your next product’s documentation. It can be used for documenting API, frameworks, plugins, templates, software, user manual, etc. It’s based on Bootstrap 4 and includes a lot of elements to make your interactive documentation efficient.

We designed Docy for the readers, optimizing not for page views or engagement — but reading. And it turns out that context is a vital part of learning.

Docy is not only a template but also a package of tools for creating product documentation in the best way. We followed the best coding practice by maintaining w3.org standards, made it search engine friendly (SEO optimized), perfect on any device (desktop, laptop, mobile, iPad).

Here are some key features of Docy that make this template better than other knowledgebase template.

1. Responsive Layout
2. Built with Bootstrap 4.3
3. CSS3 & HTML5 validated by w3.org standards
4. SCSS files included
5. Megamenu
6. Semantic coding
7. 35+ Pages
8. Sticky sidebar
9. Full-width layout
10. Syntax highlighter
11. Button variations
12. Typography
13. Tabs
14. Alerts / Messages / Notes
15. Accordion
16. Lightbox
17. Tooltips
18. Carousel
19. Directory explanation
20. File tree navigation
21. Table of content
22. Software Change-log
23. Property table
24. Article feedback
25. Responsive video (YouTube, Vimeo, Self-hosted)
26. Easy to Customize.
27. Bootstrap 4 Responsive Framework
28. Unique and Modern Style.
29. Super Clear and Clean Layout.
30. Awesome and Creative Design.
31. Great CSS Animations.
32. Search Engine Optimised Code.
33. W3C Validated Code.
34. Mailchimp integrated.
35. Free Google Fonts.
36. Free Font Based Icons.
37. All Modern Browser Supported.
38. Developer friendly code.
39. Free Update.
40. Well Commented Code

Here are some amazing tools that will help you build your product documentation interactively.

1. Dark mode switcher.
2. Font size switcher
3. Full-width and Box width container-based.
4. Article Table of contents (on this page)
5. Documentation with sticky and non-sticky header
6. Onepage documentation
7. Documentation feedback
8. Dynamic, informative pre-loader on every page
9. Footnotes for doc reference
10. Page preview tooltip
11. Can I use? for showcasing appropriate and inappropriate options
12. Image Hotspot to point out the targeted parts of an image

Sources and Credits

1. Icon Font: The Elegant Icon
2. Icon Font: fontawesome
3. Images Used: Freepik, Unsplash