I believe the Nuxt documentation is rich in explanations and examples, thanks to the contributions of many open-source contributors. However, as the documentation rapidly expands, would it be beneficial to maintain a more consistent structure and ordering of sections? This could improve readability for users and make it easier for contributors to edit and navigate the documentation.

Currently, I’ve noticed some inconsistencies. For example, the function parameters section is labeled "Parameters" on some pages but "Params" on others. Additionally, some pages introduce type definitions at the beginning, while others place them at the end.

Would it make sense to standardize these sections, including their order, to create a more structured and cohesive documentation experience?

Below are some rough ideas I’ve gathered for a possible structure. Of course, not every page may need all of these sections:

• Usage: Explains how to use the function or feature, often including basic examples and common use cases.
• Type or Type Declarations: Defines the TypeScript types related to the function or component, helping users understand expected input and output structures.
• Parameters: Lists and describes the function’s input arguments, including their types, default values, and possible options.
• Return Values: Details what the function returns, including any relevant types, structures, or expected behaviors.
• Example: Provides one or more practical usage examples to demonstrate the function in action.

I'm not sure if this would be helpful, so I’d love to hear your thoughts. If there’s anything I haven’t considered, please feel free to let me know. I really appreciate your feedback! 😊