May I help improve the docs website

[fengzilong]

Hey, this is an awesome library bro!

It provides all I need about bezier, definitely you paid much work on this project ( it had been actively maintained for years ❤️ ), so I'm passionate about helping such a great project to improve its docs website

Here are some points I came up with currently:

• Add installation, basic usage guide
• Put api into reference section, and add TOC for APIs (for quick navigation)
• Display code and preview side-by-side which is more intuitive
• Add syntax highlighting and copy button for code( preview theme here which is used in my blog, you can choose other themes here if you prefer )
• Styling tips ( to make them striking )
• Add playground to live edit code, which can also be used to reproduce bug when reporting issues
• Apply for bezier.js.org domain, it's easier to remember
• Add your sponsor link in website( Hope it'll bring some sponsors for you )
• More...

If I have extra time, I can do following

• Translate into Chinese in another PR
• Add light and dark mode( anyway it's very popular nowadays )
• Add GitHub issue template for better issue reporting
• More...

FYI: I'll use vite or webpack( as dev server ), react( to write components ), I hope you don't mind me using them

What do you think about it? Can I start my work on this

[fengzilong]

friendly ping @Pomax

[Pomax]

This isn't a react library, so creating a vite/react site for it makes very little sense. In fact, the whole point is that it's a plain JS library and so will work with anything.

That said, I'm not particularly interested in a new website for it at the moment: as just a utility that people seem to be able to find just fine, the current page, hosted as a github page, feels like it's doing its job well enough.

But thank you for your enthusiasm.