Intro
Currently, Slidev's documentation is organized as articles. This is suitable for most of the projects.
However, for Slidev, many of the features are independent of each other. Grouping them into articles makes them less readable.
Also, tons of features that are not necessarily for newcomers to Slidev may scare them away, which I think is one of the largest problems - Other web-based slides-making tools have simpler docs, though Slidev itself can be as simple to use as them.

Solution
The docs can be divided into two parts:

1. Guide: organized as articles

• Installation
• Basic syntax
• Animation (Clicks system...)
• Presenter mode
• Overview page
• Recording
• Editor
• Exporting
• Hosting

2. Features: organized as cards

• Code blocks line number
• Code block max height
• Shiki magic move
• Twoslash integration
• Monaco editor
• Runnable Monaco editor
• Writable Monaco editor
• ...

Note that both the guide and features should have links to the related guide/features. e.g., in the Animation Guide, details about the clicks system won't be covered. Instead, it should provide links to them. The linked content can be previewed by hovering over the link.