The screenshot on the left shows the author's view. It contains links to documentation modules and types, tags, categories you usually want to see as an author, but not as a reader. See it as the authors' working dashboard. The space homepage contains the links that are relevant for readers. It is the landing page of the space.

This is the landing page provided by the The Software Development Add-on:

It leaves more space to add information most relevant to the readers of this space.

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This list can be overwhelming, but using the templates is usually quite straight forward. To get a quick overview we suggest to open the Prezi presentation (the one we mentioned on the top of the page) which groups the logically closely related document types.

Mind some basics given in How to document a Software Development Project?

For an introduction to using projectdoc doctypes and macros from the author's point of view, have a look at the following documents:

To organize your information about your software or system, you should have a look at the projectdoc Add-on for arc42. The arc42 Template provides a standard layout of chapters.

On the arc42 Template you can find a lot of useful tips on documenting architectures.