The current landing page of the doc website basically repeats the info given in this paragraph of the main landing page, with more <li>s and more links -> not that useful for a landing page.
Our Jekyl theme does give us much better alternatives to build a sleek and useful interface using special page layouts, eg a shuffled layout or a knowledge-base layout.
My personal favourite is the latter, which would allow us to put forward some particular page sets depending on the visitor's goal, eg
on a clutter-free and easily navigable page. I personnally think the sidebar could be more useful as a navigation tool if it didn't fold, because when you have no idea what you're looking for you have to open all the menus one by one. Even when you do know where to go, having to click 5 times to get to your page is awkward. So having this kind of easily accessible shortcuts is IMO necessary for a more navigable site.
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