A modern, high-performance internal documentation platform engineered to replace legacy tools (Google Sites). Built with MkDocs, Python, and JavaScript.
The team was struggling with a decentralized and slow legacy knowledge base (Google Sites). Information retrieval was inefficient during critical support calls, impacting KPIs like AHT (Average Handle Time).
I engineered a Docs-as-Code solution to centralize operations, strictly following SRE principles:
- Performance: Static site generation for <100ms load times.
- UX/UI: "Dark Mode" terminal aesthetic to reduce eye strain for operators.
- Automation: JS scripts to fetch real-time metrics and team birthdays.
- Search: Instant client-side search indexing.
- Core: MkDocs (Python)
- Theme: Material for MkDocs (Customized)
- Scripting: JavaScript (ES6) for dynamic dashboard widgets.
- Styling: CSS3 (Custom Variables & Animations).
- Deployment: Netlify (CI/CD).
Witness the evolution from a static, slow interface to a high-performance SRE-grade platform.
| Legacy System (Google Sites) | New Knowledge Base (MkDocs) |
|---|---|
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| Slow, decentralized, hard to maintain. | <100ms load, Dark Mode, Git-backed. |
- Service Monitor: Real-time KPI dashboard simulation.
- Interactive Scripts: "Copy-to-clipboard" functionality for support scripts.
- Technical Wiki: Syntax highlighting for troubleshooting guides.
Built with β€οΈ by Ezequiel De la Vega

