Built with Ardo

Ardo is used to build its own documentation and ships with first-party examples for the most common starting points: a basic docs site, a TypeScript library, and a monorepo.

Basic docs site

A small static documentation site that shows the default Ardo setup, React Router shell, Tailwind layer, and deployment-ready build output.

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Library documentation

A React library docs setup with generated TypeScript API reference pages. Use this shape when your users need both guides and exported types.

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Monorepo documentation

A workspace-oriented setup for teams that keep packages and docs together. Useful when documentation should build from the same repository as the code.

Open example

Building public docs with Ardo? Open a pull request and add your project to this page. The useful proof is simple: what you built, why Ardo fit, and where readers can see it.