I recently had a breakthrough moment in my journey learning and using Telerik Blazor that I believe highlights a crucial area for improvement in your documentation strategy. I believe that this will significantly help me learn and use your components,  I suspect others may still fall into the same trap as me.  I'm confident that implementing this suggestion will make the learning process considerably easier for all users.

As a developer with over 35 years of experience, my initial approach to learning new technologies is to rely heavily on official documentation. I expect to find comprehensive resources that facilitate a smooth learning curve. However, after years of struggling with Telerik Blazor components, I stumbled upon the Component Demos section (https://demos.telerik.com/blazor-ui). This discovery, triggered by a specific Google search for "telerik blazor drawer submenu," is a game-changer.

The Component Demos contain a wealth of practical examples for each component, offering invaluable "cut-and-paste" starting points. Before this, I primarily relied on StackOverflow and other online resources and until today, I finally landed on the Telerik Blazor Component demos. The fact that I have been unaware of this resource for so long represents a significant shortcoming in the current documentation.  How easy it would be to add a link in the overview to the component's demos which would have saved me countless hours of trying to solve problems that have already been solved on the demos page, like the Drawer submenu mentioned above.

   Integrating direct links to each component's respective demo page within the main documentation would dramatically improve the discover-ability of these demos and empower users to independently solve many common challenges. Currently, the limited examples within the documentation are insufficient for comprehensive understanding.

In summary, prominently featuring the Component Demos within the core Telerik Blazor documentation would vastly enhance the learning experience, reduce support requests, and empower developers to utilize the full potential of your components.

Peter