For websites providing organised instructional and reference materials that people use to learn independently or solve practical problems. This includes documentation hubs, educational blogs, how-to portals and reference libraries. Resources may take the form of searchable articles, step-by-step tutorials, explanations, examples or downloadable guides, with free or subscription-based access.
Examples include a programming reference library, a website explaining spreadsheet functions, a collection of home photography tutorials and a documentation hub guiding users through technical concepts. Choose this subcategory when the website is primarily a learning resource rather than a complete course, formal institution or general-interest publication. Programmes with a defined lesson sequence and enrolment process belong under Online Courses & Bootcamps.
Personal commentary and broadly editorial articles generally belong under Blogs & Personal Websites. A software vendor’s supporting documentation does not determine the classification of its main website when selling software remains its primary offering.