writing-docs

To write Remotion documentation, author MDX files in packages/docs and follow the structured frontmatter schema and Markdown styling rules. This ensures documentation clarity, accuracy, and uniform terminology across all project pages.

Remotion docs pages require a specific frontmatter schema enforced by the documentation workflow. Maintainers must apply this structured schema when adding new pages in packages/docs to maintain consistent metadata and styling.

Adding a new documentation page involves creating an MDX file in packages/docs and applying the enforced frontmatter schema. Following the project's Markdown styling rules and terminology guidelines ensures the page integrates cleanly into the Remotion docs workflow.

Yes, the Remotion documentation workflow enforces clear Markdown styling and terminology rules. These guidelines ensure consistent content formatting and accurate documentation structure across all MDX files added to the project.

Remotion documentation requires a structured writing guide to solve the problem of consistency across multiple docs pages. It provides an opinionated set of rules for editing MDX files, ensuring clarity, accuracy, and uniform formatting expectations for all maintainers.

No, editing existing Remotion MDX files requires maintaining the enforced frontmatter schema and terminology rules. Consistent application of these documentation guidelines ensures all content remains clear and accurately structured across the project.