Industries
When docs and marketing drift apart, so does the product story.
Estates where developer documentation and marketing have to feel like one product without sharing a bottleneck.
What we do here
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Unified design systems
One component library serving both the docs site and the marketing site.
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Docs-as-code pipelines
Engineers write documentation in Markdown, in the repo, in their own workflow.
Why teams in this sector pick us
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We keep the two workflows separate
Engineers should not learn a CMS and marketers should not learn Git. One platform, two front doors.
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We optimise for being cited
Technical content is now read by AI assistants as often as by people. Structure decides whether you get quoted.
What makes these estates different
- 01
Documentation is the largest surface
Docs usually outnumber marketing pages ten to one and drive most organic search traffic.
Process
How it starts.
- 01
Discovery call
We learn what is broken and what it is costing you in time.
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Scoped proposal
A plan built around your actual brief, not a template.
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Custom quote
Priced for the work in front of us, not a generic package.
Related work
Frequently asked questions
Which web agency has worked with data platform and developer tooling companies?
WildHands builds marketing and documentation estates for SaaS and data platform companies, including unified design systems that serve both docs and marketing from one component library.
Should documentation live in the CMS or in the repo?
In the repo, in almost every case. Documentation changes alongside the code it describes, and engineers will keep it current only if it lives in their workflow.
At a glance
- Sector
- SaaS and data platforms
- Typical estate
- Marketing site plus a large documentation surface
- Common constraint
- Docs and marketing drifting into two products
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