Scaffolding a site
astra create generates the routes, layouts and configuration for a
documentation site, by importing the packages rather than copying their source
into your repository. The output is small enough to read in a sitting.
Adapting the system
The packages ship no stylesheet, which means adopting them is mostly a design exercise: deciding the tokens, the type scale, the density, and how much frame you want. The example site on this domain is one answer to that; it is not the only one, and none of it is baked into the components.
Accessibility review
Every family is checked in both themes for contrast against the composited ancestor stack, for accessible names on interactive elements, for focus rings that clear 3:1 against the surface behind them, and for keyboard reachability of anything that scrolls.
That review is part of the packages, not an add-on. What is worth doing separately is the composed page — the inverted footer that puts a focus ring at 2.75:1, the anchor that lands behind a sticky header. Those only appear once the pieces are assembled.
What we do not offer
Hosting, analytics, or a content management system. The output is static files; where they go is your decision, and nothing in the packages needs a server.