Staart Site is a static site generator for helpdesk or documentation websites.
It creates beautiful, accessible, and ultra-lightweight websites that score 100/100 on Lightbox.
Staart Site is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Zero-config, no setup required.
- Scores 100/100 on Lighthouse.
- Sitemap & schema data for SEO.
- 1.2kb minzipped CSS, dark & light theme. Staart Site does not have a strict system for theme development like other static site generators do. By default, you get a simple and beautiful HTML/CSS theme to being with.
- Deploy a static site for your open-source projects on GitHub. Staart Site will automatically find the README.md and other content files and build a site for you, which you can deploy to GitHub Pages by using the gh-pages branch.
- Assets – all static files, such as images and HTML/CSS/JS files are automatically served from the
./assetsfolder.
Website: staart.js.org/site
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: Anand Chowdhary
License: MIT License
Staart Site is written in TypeScript. Learn TypeScript with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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