The GitLab documentation site has undergone a significant redesign, introducing five key improvements. The most anticipated feature is the addition of a dark mode, offering users a choice for reduced eye strain and improved readability. The documentation now aligns visually with the GitLab marketing site and product UI, creating a cohesive brand experience. A simplified feedback mechanism allows users to provide direct comments and ratings on any page, eliminating the need to leave the site. The navigation has been restructured, moving primary navigation to the top and reorganizing the left sidebar to make over 2,300 pages more discoverable and less overwhelming. Additionally, numerous technical debt items, including fixes to typography and spacing, have been addressed for a more polished look. This redesign was enabled by a recent replatforming project, migrating the documentation to Hugo for dramatic performance improvements. The team behind these changes emphasizes that user feedback will guide future iterations and refinements. The new design balances information density with visual clarity, modernizes the site, and upholds usability and accessibility standards. This comprehensive update represents a significant step forward in user experience and visual design for GitLab's documentation.