Lyra Naeseth enhanced the documentation for the tokio-rs/axum repository by introducing visual indicators that clearly show which features are enabled by default. This work focused on improving the onboarding experience and reducing configuration errors for developers using Axum. Lyra implemented these changes through targeted documentation updates, using Rust and Git-based workflows to ensure clarity and maintainability without altering the codebase itself. The update addressed the need for quick feature evaluation by making default settings easily scannable. This contribution demonstrated a thoughtful approach to documentation UX and open source collaboration, providing tangible value for the Rust developer community.