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New Website Design: Faster, Smarter, and Easier to Navigate

· 2 min read
Nicu Micle
Nicu Micle
Creator of Simple JWT Login

We just shipped a major update to the Simple JWT Login website. The plugin hasn't changed — but everything around it has. From the homepage to the blog to the docs navigation, here's a look at what's new and why we made these changes.

Refreshed UI​

The entire visual design has been overhauled. Every page — homepage, contact, donate, blog — now uses a consistent design language with refined typography, better spacing, and clear calls to action.

The homepage in particular got a lot of attention. Feature cards now have sharper copy that explains what the feature does rather than just naming it. The stats section (active installs, downloads, ratings) gives newcomers quick confidence, and the CTA buttons are more prominent.

The blog also has a custom layout: post cards show the author, date, tags, and a description at a glance — no more barebones list.

The site now has full-text local search powered by @easyops-cn/docusaurus-search-local. It indexes docs and blog posts, works entirely client-side (no external service), and is available from any page.

If you've ever tried to find a specific configuration option or remember which doc covers token revocation — just search for it now.

LLMs.txt Support​

The site now generates an llms.txt file (and llms-full.txt) via the @signalwire/docusaurus-plugin-llms-txt plugin. This is a community standard for making documentation AI-friendly.

If you're using an AI assistant to help integrate Simple JWT Login into your app, it can now read structured, clean content from this site rather than parsing raw HTML.

Release Notes​

The Releases section is now live with structured changelogs for recent plugin versions (3.6.2, 3.6.3, 3.6.4, 3.6.5). Going forward, every plugin release will have a corresponding entry there.

The plugin itself hasn't changed — but if you haven't visited the docs in a while, it's worth a look. And if you run into anything that feels off or missing, open an issue on GitHub.