diff --git a/content/pages/comparisons/github-pages.html b/content/pages/comparisons/github-pages.html index a161717d..c79b3858 100644 --- a/content/pages/comparisons/github-pages.html +++ b/content/pages/comparisons/github-pages.html @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ %}
GitHub Pages is great. We used to use it and we loved it. - However, it's just a static hosting with no features at all. + However, it's just for static hosting with no features at all. When talking about documentation, Read the Docs is the perfect solution for it.
@@ -67,10 +67,10 @@ {% call comparison.feature_table() %} {{ comparison.feature_row("Static hosting", "Publish any static content", "fa-page", on_github=True) }} - {{ comparison.feature_row("Build your site on the cloud", "Generate the site's content on the cloud", "fa-gears", on_github=True) }} - {{ comparison.feature_row("Deploy previews", "Solve style-issues before deploying", "fa-rocket-launch") }} + {{ comparison.feature_row("Build your site on the cloud", "Generate your site's content on the cloud", "fa-gears", on_github=True) }} + {{ comparison.feature_row("Deploy previews", "Solve style issues before deploying", "fa-rocket-launch") }} {{ comparison.feature_row("Search", "Always find what you are looking for", "fa-magnifying-glass") }} - {{ comparison.feature_row("Multiple versions", "Publish multiple versions of our documentation", "fa-books") }} + {{ comparison.feature_row("Multiple versions", "Publish multiple versions of your documentation", "fa-books") }} {{ comparison.feature_row("Redirects", "Redirect users to the right page", "fa-arrows-turn-right") }} {{ comparison.feature_row("Custom 404 pages", "Style 404 pages with context-related information", "fa-xmark") }} {{ comparison.feature_row("Custom \"robots.txt\"", "Improve your SEO by telling bots how to explore your site", "fa-robot") }} @@ -182,8 +182,8 @@
- GitHub Pages could be pretty useful when talking about static hostings. - However, for publishing good documentation it lacks lot of features that your readers will want. + GitHub Pages can be useful for static hosting of simple web sites. + However, for publishing good documentation it lacks many features that your readers will want. Read the Docs is the all-in-one solution that gets you started with all those features from the beginning.