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Problem Statement: Currently, the AboutCode documentation is structured primarily around tool functionality. However, our ongoing research into User Roles (see PR #249) indicates that our audience is split between highly technical developers, legal compliance officers, and security researchers. Each of these groups has different "information hunger" and entry points.
Proposal: Conduct a comprehensive audit of the existing documentation to map current content against the newly defined personas:
Legal/Compliance: High-level summaries, license policy guides, and reporting features.
Security/SCA: Vulnerability database integration and scanning workflows.
Dev/Integrators: CLI usage, API documentation, and CI/CD pipeline integration.
Goals:
Identify Gaps: Determine which roles are currently underserved by the documentation.
Navigation Overhaul: Propose a "Choose Your Own Adventure" style landing page for docs.aboutcode.org.
Language Consistency: Ensure that non-technical roles aren't hit with jargon in the introductory sections.
Acceptance Criteria:
A spreadsheet or map of existing .rst/.md files tagged by target persona.
A proposed new Site Map for the Sphinx documentation.
A "User Journey" document for at least two primary roles (e.g., a first-time Compliance Officer vs. a Senior DevOps Engineer).