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What is RFP Writing?

What is RFP Writing?

Technical writers can help with many business-related things to make a company successful. For one, they create internal documentation, like process documentation, that keeps everything together. They can write whitepapers, memos, develop educational materials, etc. Today we are going to talk about yet another type of technical documentation – a request for proposal. Any company…

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Posted in Technical Writing on 10/21/2020

How to Overcome Anxiety Over Mistakes at Work

How to Overcome Anxiety Over Mistakes at Work

Technical writers are the people behind orchestrating a flawless user experience alongside other teams. Where will a user go if they have questions? They could go to Support, of course, but technical documentation is step one. Users will most likely Google their query and naturally end up on your online documentation page. This sounds like…

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Posted in Self-Development on 10/14/2020

Tips to Write Software Manuals

Tips to Write Software Manuals

There’s always something to improve in any given help writing process. This post will help you learn how to improve software manuals creation. Software documentation is similar to many other help writing projects, but it has its unique features. Take a look at the following tips to step up your game. 1. Pay Closer Attention…

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Posted in Technical Writing on 10/7/2020

Technical Specs: Practical Guide

Technical Specs: Practical Guide

How can one make sure that their project, a software project, for instance, is going to be a success? No one will give you a recipe that works 100% of the time, but there are ways to increase the chances. Before the actual development starts, technical specifications should be established. How will this help? Well,…

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Posted in Technical Writing on 9/30/2020

Burnout Recovery Strategies for Technical Writers

Burnout Recovery Strategies for Technical Writers

If you are reading this, there’s a high chance you are a technical writer experiencing signs of burnout and willing to do something about it. Let’s first define what burnout is by singling out some of the red flags you should pay attention to. So, you most probably hit burnout when: You lack motivation to…

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Posted in TechComm Career Path on 9/23/2020

Where Should I Host a Technical Writing Portfolio?

Where Should I Host a Technical Writing Portfolio?

I recently wrote an article on how to compose a tech writing portfolio. The next logical step is actually making it available for future employers. Several things need to be considered: Ease of set up How much knowledge and skills you would require to set it up. Ease of updating existing samples To own a…

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Posted in TechComm Career Path on 9/16/2020

User Guide Template

User Guide Template

When you are starting a new documentation project, you might be looking for guidance. So, in this post, you will find a user manual template that works best for software documentation. The provided guidelines can be applied to other types of user manuals, as well. Without further ado, a software user manual template you can…

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Posted in Technical Writing on 9/9/2020

Using Numbers in Technical Documents

Using Numbers in Technical Documents

Technical documents can contain different data, and numbers can be often spotted there. Especially when we are talking about reports and scientific articles. Since every detail in technical writing is important, understanding the ground rules of using numbers in user manuals is vital. Also, numbers come in various types, and each has specific best practices…

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Posted in Technical Writing on 9/2/2020

How to Improve Your Proofreading Skills

How to Improve Your Proofreading Skills

What makes people cringe when reading technical articles? Typos would be the most common answer, I think, along with any small inconsistencies that make a text look unprofessional and untrustworthy. Proofreading is supposed to filter out such things. However, we are only humans, and a proofreader can make mistakes, too. But, how to make this…

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Posted in Self-Development on 8/26/2020

What is FAQ?

What is FAQ?

An FAQ is a list of frequently asked questions about a product or a service. They can be found on websites, occupy special forum sections, or be part of an online documentation portal. Fun fact – an FAQ section doesn’t necessarily cover questions that are frequently asked. It can be just any descriptive or technical…

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Posted in ClickHelp Features on 8/19/2020