Writing Content for Arduino
How to write content for the Arduino Documentation Website
Adding your own content
You are welcome to add your own content to the Arduino Documentation repository. You can contribute with the following content:
| Content | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Tutorial | Learn how to do something. | Control Built-in RGB LED over Wi-Fi with Nano RP2040 Connect |
| Article | Learn about a specific topic. | Multimeter Basics |
| Nugget | Smaller tutorial with less information and more straight to the example. | Analog Read Serial |
| Project | Learn how to build something. | DIY Photoshop Editing Console using Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect |
*Note that the contributed Projects should be added to Project Hub instead of on the Arduino Documentation website.
You can also contribute to our content by creating your own libraries. Read more about that here.
For us to be able to approve your contribution, you should follow the guidelines on how to structure and write your content.
Styleguides
If you want to write your own content, please read the following guides on how to write in a user friendly way.
If you want to contribute with your own content to the Arduino Documentation website, please read the following documentation on how to do just that.
Suggest changes
The content on docs.arduino.cc is facilitated through a public GitHub repository. If you see anything wrong, you can edit this page here.
License
The Arduino documentation is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 license.