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5 posts tagged with "Static Site Generators"

Blog articles on using Static Site Generators (SSG - Docusaurus, Hugo, MkDocs) to create docs, from user guides to developer docs.

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My 2026 Toolset

· 4 min read
Florence
Florence
Expert Technical Writer

The 2026 Toolset for Docs‑as‑Code and AI‑Friendly Technical Writers

In the age of AI, docs‑as‑code isn't a technical choice. It's a strategic one.

AI is advancing at an incredible pace. After agents, skills, and BMAD approaches, one thing has become clear: AI performs best when it works with clear structures, versioned data, textual content, and contextual information. In other words: the natural terrain of code.

That's exactly why documentation must now be treated like code.

How I Personally Did the SEO of My Website

· 5 min read
Florence
Florence
Expert Technical Writer

Implementing real-world SEO on a Docusaurus website, with GEO in mind

SEO is one of those topics everyone talks about, but few actually practice end-to-end on a real website. It is a real profession with real skills, and not something that can be improvised by simply stuffing the <head> with keywords.

When I built CoffeeCup.tech, I didn't want SEO to remain a theoretical checklist (as I confess, I did in my previous Hugo Coffee Cup website).

My AI Journey – Episode 2️⃣

· 4 min read
Florence
Florence
Expert Technical Writer

Hands-On Time

After collecting everything I could about artificial intelligence (Episode 1) and exploring how it could apply to my field, I decided to move from theory to practice by completely rebuilding my website.

Goal: Put my new knowledge into action and test, in real-world conditions, what AI can truly bring to a content professional.

Online Doc Fundamentals

· 4 min read
CoffeeCup
CoffeeCup
Senior Technical Writer

The Help Files Evolution: From Pop-Ups and Frames to Markdown Bliss

I've been building online help since the early days — back when HTML ruled and editors were mainly plain text. Things have changed a lot, but some fundamentals are still going strong.
In this piece, I look back at how Help has evolved, from RoboHelp and tri-pane structures to the cleaner world of Markdown and static site generators. It's part nostalgia, part practicality — and all about making documentation better.

I tested Docusaurus V2

· 3 min read
CoffeeCup
CoffeeCup
Senior Technical Writer

Migrating with Confidence: From Hugo to Docusaurus V2

This summer, I dove back into a client's documentation with a dual mission: explain their new API and migrate the entire site to Docusaurus V2.
From search engines to stylish admonitions and ReDoc integration, this version doesn't just look good — it works brilliantly. Here's what we gained, and what to watch out for.