[leerob]

Thanks for the feedback.

"Our platform enables frontend teams to do their best work" -> Our platform includes frameworks (e.g. Next.js), deployment and hosting (e.g. serverless infrastructure), and collaboration (preview deployments, nextjs.org/live).

The first section of the docs (https://vercel.com/docs) says:

"Vercel enables developers to host websites and web services that deploy instantly and scale automatically – all without any configuration."

How could we improve this further? Which part is still unclear? Open to any feedback.

[jollybean]

In the context of 'a person arriving knows nothing about Vercel' ... 'hosting websites' can mean a lot of things.

Are you hosting static files? Like AWS S3? It's a giant file server? With some fancy framework specific aspects?

Or is this like 'Wix', but using a specific framework?

Servers? Lambdas? Where is the business logic?

Is there storage, like RDMBS or or a document/noSQL DB?

Maybe it's fair to assume a lot of people are familiar with Next.JS ... but I suggest most are not. 'Next.JS is a React front-end Framework' is helpful, but most of us already know React itself is a framework, so a 'framework on a framework' probably needs a few more words as well.

So even a few well placed, even pedantic descriptions might help a lot, especially for those who arrive 'completely naive' i.e. have maybe 'heard of' Vercel, but that's it.

[leerob]

Thank you for this! Very helpful. I will work on improving this.