Technical writing process: the simple, five-step process that can be used to create almost any piece of technical documentation such as a user guide, manual or procedures

By:

Morgan, Kieran

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Technical writing 2015 USADescription: x, 247 pISBN:

9780994169310

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DDC classification:

808.0666 MOR

Summary: The Technical Writing Process is a simple, five-step process that can be used to create almost any piece of technical documentation such as a user guide, manual or procedure. It's suitable for a wide range of audiences: aspiring technical writers and students of technical writing, non-writers who find themselves assigned with the task of creating technical documentation, established writers who want to bring more structure to their work, and anyone managing a documentation project.

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The Technical Writing Process is a simple, five-step process that can be used to create almost any piece of technical documentation such as a user guide, manual or procedure. It's suitable for a wide range of audiences: aspiring technical writers and students of technical writing, non-writers who find themselves assigned with the task of creating technical documentation, established writers who want to bring more structure to their work, and anyone managing a documentation project.

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