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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion style-guide/content-strategy.md
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- Put new pages in the nav group that matches the user journey.
- Filenames use kebab-case, such as `custom-domain.mdx`.
- Order content by how often readers need it, most common tasks come first.
- Order content by how often readers need it; most common tasks come first.
- The help center is for agent-written content that answers specific user questions from conversations with support or the assistant.
- Guides are end-to-end tutorials and best practices for concepts adjacent to Mintlify but not part of the platform itself. Like Git best practices or integrating Mintlify CLI commands into your CI pipeline.

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion style-guide/formatting-and-components.md
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## Frontmatter

- Every page needs `title`, `description`, and `keywords`.
- Titles use sentence case
- Titles use sentence case.
- Descriptions populate search results, so they must help readers determine if a page will solve the task they're working on.
- Keywords are used to improve search. Any words in the title are already keywords.
- Optional: `sidebarTitle` when the title is too long for the sidebar.
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