GitBook hired me to revamp and streamline multiple documentation sites to enhance usability, improve branding consistency, and create a better developer experience. The goal was to make documentation sites visually engaging, easy to navigate, and aligned with each company’s identity. The project was done in batches of 5 sites per milestone, ensuring a structured workflow.

To ensure each documentation site met GitBook’s standards and branding requirements, I followed a structured process that balanced content organization, design consistency, and technical enhancements. My process included:

Understanding requirements

Content Optimization

Design Enhancements

Feature Integration

Testing & Feedback Loop

This structured approach helped create visually engaging, user-friendly documentation while maintaining efficiency and scalability across multiple projects.

Through this project, I successfully transformed multiple documentation sites by enhancing their structure, branding, and overall user experience. The key deliverables included:

20+ documentation sites redesigned and structured for clarity and engagement.

Custom branding applied (logos, colors, headers, and browser icons) to maintain consistency across sites.

API references and technical content organized to improve the developer experience and accessibility.

Navigation & UX enhancements that made documentation easier to explore and digest.

By successfully delivering 20+ documentation sites with a structured approach, this project resulted in significant improvements in usability, branding, and efficiency. The key outcomes included:

Enhanced readability & usability, making it easier for users to find and understand documentation.

Stronger brand consistency across all sites, with custom branding elements tailored to each company.

Efficient workflow, delivering 5 sites per milestone while maintaining high-quality standards.

Ongoing collaboration, leading to extended project opportunities with GitBook for future documentation work.