docs-voice

Apply voice, tone, and style guidelines to React documentation.

37|83|Updated Feb 13, 2019

Search Tags:#markdown #consistency #tone #voice #terminology #style-guide #react-docs

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npx skills add https://github.com/reactjs/it.react.dev --skill docs-voice

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Skill: docs-voice
Source: https://github.com/reactjs/it.react.dev/tree/main/.claude/skills/docs-voice
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/reactjs/it.react.dev --skill docs-voice

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill provides a centralized guideline for maintaining voice, tone, and style across React documentation.

Core Features & Use Cases

Voice & tone standards: Defines uniform voice, terminology, and style rules for React docs across Learn, Reference, and Blog.
Terminology governance: Maintains capitalization rules for React terms and product names.
Formatting guidance: Specifies markdown conventions, headings, emphasis, and layout for readability.
Real-world application: Helps writers produce a cohesive documentation experience for readers by applying the guidelines to new and existing pages.

Quick Start

Review draft React documentation and apply the docs-voice rules to adjust tone, terminology, and formatting.

Frequently Asked Questions about docs-voice

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

What is the best way to maintain consistent voice and style in React documentation?▼

To maintain consistent React docs voice and style, apply centralized guidelines for terminology, formatting, and tone across all content. This ensures uniform readability and presentation standards for Learn, Reference, and Blog sections.

How do I standardize markdown formatting and capitalization for React terms?▼

You standardize markdown formatting and React term capitalization by enforcing specific layout conventions, heading structures, and emphasis rules. This approach ensures terminology governance and consistent presentation across all documentation types.

Do I need external libraries to enforce a React documentation style guide?▼

No, you do not need external libraries to enforce a React documentation style guide. The system relies entirely on internal guidelines defined within SKILL.md, requiring zero dependencies to apply voice, tone, and formatting standards.

When should I apply documentation voice and tone standards during the writing process?▼

You should apply documentation voice and tone standards when reviewing draft React documentation. Adjusting terminology, tone, and formatting during this review phase helps produce a cohesive reading experience for both new and existing pages.

What terminology governance rules exist for React product names and features?▼

Terminology governance rules for React product names and features define strict capitalization standards and uniform terminology usage. Applying these rules across all doc types prevents inconsistent naming and ensures clarity for readers.