While reading "Composite Types" manual page I've noticed that it is somewhat hard to follow by trying out given examples. I suggest three small changes which would make this page a little easier to follow for me:
1. Clarify "different kind" by adding a link to a section of "create type" page
> Note that the AS keyword is essential; without it, the system will think a different kind of CREATE TYPE command is meant, and you will get odd syntax errors.
Here there is no link to CREATE TYPE, so it's not so easy to go there to see what is that "different kind" of CREATE TYPE. I suggest to add an anchor for the "Base Types" section there and link the words "different kind" there.
I'd much prefer to leave "different kind" alone and turn the immediately following, first-on-the-page, instance of CREATE TYPE into a link.
2. make first mention of CREATE TABLE a link
> The syntax is comparable to CREATE TABLE, except ...
It would be useful if this CREATE TABLE (first on this page) would become a link.
I'm not all that convinced of that particular usefulness but also don't see it hurting either.
3. Simplify CREATE TABLE example to make it self-sufficient
One of the examples on the same "Composite Types" page is an example of CREATE TABLE: