docs: adjust guides/overview with a sidebar structure #475
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WalkthroughThe changes in the pull request involve restructuring the "How To Guides" section within the Changes
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19-28: Great job on restructuring the guides!The new categorization of guides into "Configuration" and "Integrations" significantly improves the organization and readability of the document. This structure will help users find relevant information more quickly.
To further enhance the presentation, consider the following suggestions:
- Add brief descriptions for each category to provide context.
- Use second-level bullet points for the guides within each category for better visual hierarchy.
Here's an example of how you could implement these suggestions:
* Configuration Brief description of configuration-related guides. * [How to configure gas price](/guides/gas-price.md) * [How to change speed of block production](/guides/block-times.md) * [How to use lazy sequencing (aggregation)](/guides/lazy-sequencing.md) * Integrations Brief description of integration-related guides. * [zkML rollup](/guides/zkml.md) * [IBC connection](/guides/ibc-connection.md) * [Testing and deploying smart-contract with cw-orch](/guides/cw-orch.md) * [How to integrate Range with your rollup](/guides/rollkit-monitoring.md) * [How to use IBC token (TIA) as gas token in your rollup](/guides/use-tia-for-gas.md)These changes would further improve the document's structure and provide more context for users.
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1-18: Consider updating the introductory text to reflect the new structureThe restructuring of the guides into categories is a great improvement. To make the document even more cohesive, consider updating the introductory text to mention this new organization. Here's a suggestion for modifying the paragraph starting at line 12:
In this section, you'll find a variety of guides organized into two main categories: 1. Configuration: Guides to help you set up and fine-tune your Rollkit implementation. 2. Integrations: Instructions for integrating Rollkit with various tools and protocols. These categories cover everything from basic setup to advanced integrations, including:This change would provide users with a clear overview of what to expect in the guides section and how the information is organized.
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1-29: Overall, excellent improvements to the guide structure!The reorganization of the guides into "Configuration" and "Integrations" categories significantly enhances the document's usability. This change will help users navigate the guides more efficiently and find relevant information quickly.
The suggestions provided in the previous comments are minor enhancements that, if implemented, would further improve the document's clarity and user-friendliness. However, even without these changes, the current structure is a substantial improvement over the previous version.
Great work on making the Rollkit documentation more accessible and organized!
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Addressing #445 |
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Closes #445
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