Consider adding introduction to what is included in the documentation site.

[StevenDufresne]

WordPress.org has a lot of different types of documentation in many different places. We have this product documentation, developer documentation, process documentation (handbooks), etc..

When I arrive on /documentation, it isn't clear what documentation I'm about to see. For me as a developer, I think of WordPress as a developers ecosystem and therefore assume documentation is code documentation.

Although there are probably larger changes to how we talk about documentation, could we add a simple clarifying statement to contextualize what I'm going to find on this sub site?

Screenshots	Current	Rough Idea

If this is better clarified in newer designs, feel free to close.

[StevenDufresne]

I think the word "Help Center" has emerged as the most common way to talk about this type of information.

[estelaris]

"Help Center" can be confused with Support or the Forums, in the case of WP.org.

But I do agree with you that we need to start differentiating the type of documentation each repository has. So a tagline or an intro paragraph describing the type of information and who is it for, is doable.

FYI, the documentation in this repository is geared to non-developers

[jennimckinnon]

Maybe:

• Self-serve articles to help you get started with WordPress.
• Articles to help you get started with WordPress.
• Written guides to help you navigate WordPress from launch to usage.
• Written guides to get you started with WordPress.
• Written guides for using WordPress.
• WordPress usage articles
• Using WordPress

[ndiego]

Another suggestion, "Learn how to use WordPress"

[sagargurnani99]

I would suggest the following ones:

• WordPress User Manual
• WordPress User Guide
• WordPress Handbook

[estelaris]

There are several proposals that could be used, but because we already have "documentation" in the URL and the title, I think is better to add a tagline to the title, something like

Documentation / non-developer user guide

[ryelle]

The tagline in the browser title is "We’ve got a variety of resources to help you get the most out of WordPress." so I tried that:

Desktop	Mobile

It's a bit long, but it works pretty well. Or maybe just "Resources to help you get the most out of WordPress."?

[ndiego]

Yeah, I like "Resources to help you get the most out of WordPress." better. I don't think "we" should be used.

[estelaris]

"Resources to help you get the most out of WordPress."

It sounds good, but I feel it still needs clarification that they are non-dev/no code resources