Newsletter
Join the Community
Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news and updates
A free Astro and Starlight template for building modern documentation websites with a landing page front end.
StarDoc is a free Astro and Starlight documentation website template that pairs a landing page front end with Starlight's built-in documentation engine, created by Fiverr seller Creativitas. It gives developers a ready-made site for publishing product docs, API references, or project help centers, with a marketing-style homepage and separate documentation pages.
StarDoc is a documentation website template built on the Starlight documentation theme and the Astro static site generator. It takes project content written in Markdown or MDX and outputs a fast, static documentation site with a landing page, using Astro's build process. The template is presented by Fiverr seller Creativitas, and the project repo includes topic tags such as astro, astrojs, starlight, and documentation-website. A live demo is available at stardoc.pages.dev, with setup guidance at hockeycomputindo.com.
The template ships with eight named sections: a Header Section for the top navigation, an Intro Features Section to summarize key selling points, a Project Section to showcase projects, a Documentation Section for the Starlight docs, a Pricing Plan Section, a Contact Section, plus dark and light mode support. Starlight Documentation integration means you get Starlight's built-in site navigation, search, and sidebar behavior out of the box. The landing page sections are configured in Astro, so you can edit content and links directly in the component files. The template follows the Starlight default theme, which includes support for light and dark appearance switching.
Independent developers and small teams who need a documentation site quickly can use StarDoc to avoid setting up a docs layout from scratch. Technical writers documenting a library or API can rely on the Starlight Documentation section, which handles navigation and page structure. Freelancers and web designers on Fiverr can deploy a polished project documentation site for clients and then customize the landing page sections, such as the Pricing Plan Section, for the client's needs.
Open-source maintainers: publish a project website with a landing page and documentation in one Astro codebase, then deploy it to Pages or Netlify.
SaaS founders: use the Pricing Plan Section and Contact Section to turn a docs site into a product marketing page with a clear call to action.
Course or tool builders: structure tutorials and reference material in the Starlight Documentation area while the Intro Features Section summarizes what the tool does.
The template is free to use, and the creator provides documentation at hockeycomputindo.com, with a demo to preview the front end and Starlight docs integration.
Yes, StarDoc is a free template. The project is shared through the Creativitas Fiverr page and the hockeycomputindo.com themes directory; a live demo is available at stardoc.pages.dev.
StarDoc is built on Astro and Starlight. Astro generates the static site, and Starlight provides the documentation layout, navigation, and search so you can focus on writing Markdown or MDX content.
Yes, dark and light mode support is listed as one of the template's features. Starlight includes a built-in theme switcher that lets visitors toggle between light and dark appearances.
The landing page contains a Header Section, Intro Features Section, Project Section, Documentation Section, Pricing Plan Section, and Contact Section, with dark and light mode toggle included.
While StarDoc is a documentation template, it also includes marketing sections like pricing and contact, making it suitable for launching a product website with a docs area in a single Astro project.
