Every doc page I've ever built ends up the same way: five different components, three of them fighting each other on spacing, and dark mode that only works if you don't look too closely.

So I built the thing I actually wanted one block, five shapes. Heading, body text, a callout for the "please don't skip this" moments, a code snippet with copy-to-clipboard, and a divider for breathing room. Stack them however your page needs and they just... match. Every time.

The part I'm most stubborn about: it doesn't fake dark mode. It actually looks at what it's sitting on and adjusts — no washed-out text, no "looks great until you switch themes" moment.

Free, no lock-in, fully yours to detach and tear apart if you want to see how it's built.

If you're the kind of person who's rebuilt the same doc header for the fifth project in a row — this one's for you. Would genuinely love to know what you build with it.

→ Doc Block, in the Community now.

Every doc page I've ever built ends up the same way: five different components, three of them fighting each other on spacing, and dark mode that only works if you don't look too closely.

So I built the thing I actually wanted one block, five shapes. Heading, body text, a callout for the "please don't skip this" moments, a code snippet with copy-to-clipboard, and a divider for breathing room. Stack them however your page needs and they just... match. Every time.

The part I'm most stubborn about: it doesn't fake dark mode. It actually looks at what it's sitting on and adjusts — no washed-out text, no "looks great until you switch themes" moment.

Free, no lock-in, fully yours to detach and tear apart if you want to see how it's built.

If you're the kind of person who's rebuilt the same doc header for the fifth project in a row — this one's for you. Would genuinely love to know what you build with it.

→ Doc Block, in the Community now.