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Features

Overview of core capabilities for documentation management, with practical use cases for projects.

Overview

Dan Mackenzie provides a thoughtful space for managing your project documentation. You organize content intuitively, collaborate seamlessly, apply custom themes, and track changes with version history. These features help you maintain clear, professional docs for any project, from photography portfolios to web development workflows.

Organize Your Projects

Keep your documentation structured and accessible. Create folders for services like photography visuals or AI automation, then add pages for specifics.

Create a Project Folder

Navigate to your workspace and select New Folder. Name it after your project, such as Studio Tools.

Add Pages

Inside the folder, create pages for key sections like Process or FAQ.

Rearrange Content

Drag and drop to nest pages logically, ensuring intuitive navigation.

Planning
2

Outline Services

Define photography and web sections

Dec 1, 2024

Gather Assets

Drafting
1

Write About Page

Personal intro and slogan

Review
1

Portfolio Proof

Published
1

Home Page Live

Collaboration Workflows

Work with clients or teams on documentation. Share read-only links or enable editing.

Assign reviewers to pages. They add comments directly in the editor.

Use @mentions to notify collaborators instantly.

Customize Themes

Match your brand with custom styling. Update colors to #007bff for buttons and headers.

{
  "theme": {
    "primaryColor": "#007bff",
    "fontFamily": "Inter, sans-serif"
  }
}

Save themes per project to reuse across portfolios or services docs.

Track Version History

Every edit creates a snapshot. View diffs, restore versions, or compare changes.

These features empower you to create polished, collaborative documentation that evolves with your projects. Start by organizing one folder today.