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New users:

• README: Get up-and-running with stack quickly. Requires no prior Haskell tooling experience
• Getting started with stack tutorial
• New to Haskell wiki page: people new to Haskell trying to understand how the various pieces fit together should read this after following the README
• Transition guide wiki page: existing Haskellers looking to start with stack and will be confused by things being missing, e.g. "How do I do sandboxing?"

More detailed documents:

• Architecture: for people curious about the internals, wanting to use stack in unusual ways, or wanting to get involved deeply in the codebase
• stack.yaml: Reference documentation for writing stack.yaml files.
• Build command: covers the syntax of the build command and the command line targets

There's also the FAQ which will likely have something for everyone, and the Downloads page (which is linked from the README).