Category: Technical writing and documentation

Myth 3: Technical documentation? Boring!

For many people, technical documentation is uninteresting because of all the dry facts and information it presents. Reality Okay, it might be true that technical documentation rarely has exciting information: there is no action and definitely no suspense. While your documentation may never be nail-biting and breathtaking, you can most certainly make it interesting! No […]

Myth 2: Technical Documentation Is Expensive

Legend would have it that technical documentation is frightfully expensive, devouring your budget in one toothy bite. Technical documentation projects are spooky expenditures that haunt your company like skeletons in the closet… Aren’t they? Reality Though all too rare, cost-benefit analyses prove that technical documentation is not only affordable, it’s sweet and profitable when well […]

Myth 1: Nobody Reads Technical Documentation

Your clients don’t consult your technical documentation? They’d rather work it out “the hard way,” even if it means making a few mistakes and wasting some time, before they resort to opening your user guide? We provide you with a few tips and tricks to make sure your client not only reads but enjoys using […]