Dev tools · September 17, 2025
Eleventy LibDoc
Craft slick and responsive documentation
Eleventy LibDoc launched on September 17, 2025 with 6 votes, #3,421 of 8,160 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Eleventy LibDoc is an easy to use and content focused starter project for Eleventy to craft slick and responsive documentation. It was was developed with accessibility awareness and low-tech mindset which allows to reach good page speed performances.
An Eleventy starter project to craft slick and responsive documentation
Eleventy LibDoc is an easy to use and content focused starter project for Eleventy to craft slick and responsive documentation. It was was developed with accessibility awareness and low-tech mindset which allows to reach good page speed performances. It contains vanilla JS self-made components like search, primary navigation, table of content, code highlighting and sandboxes. Every page created with LibDoc is printable and can work properly even without Javascript by maintaining only essential features. Accessibility LibDoc was developed with accessibility awareness. Performance Low front-end dependencies and vanilla JS self-made components make LibDoc cross-browser compatibility and good…from eleventy-libdoc.netlify.app
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