RE: User guides to die for

Subject: RE: User guides to die for
From: "egalite" <egalite -at- westnet -dot- com -dot- au>
To: <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- techwr-l -dot- com>
Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2006 22:07:51 +0800

Thanks, Richard. So are there any links you might like to share?

Trish :)


: From: Richard Lewis <tech44writer -at- yahoo -dot- com>
:
: By far, the main things I look for in documentation are the following:
:
: * Are the number of skips and jump to's that I need to
: perform to find the info that I need minimized?
:
: * Are graphics used and used properly? The human mind
: best processes info from the general to the specific. And,
: for info systems, the big picture is best presented via graphics.
:
: * Is the work properly patitioned into equal size pieces?
:
: * Are headings, as much as possible, in the end-user's
: terms? I (the end-user) want to use the system to, for
: example, calculate the sales tax. I do not want to roll out
: the circular polarization and adjust the servo modulators. I
: may need to roll out the circular polarization and adjust the
: servo modulators in order to calculate sales tax - but, I
: want my headings to be stated in terms of my goals - not in
: terms of implementation technology.
:
: Richard Lewis
:
: egalite <egalite -at- westnet -dot- com -dot- au> wrote:
: So, my question: which user guides do you look at as a
: "best practice"
: example for your own work? Are there any that you just plain
: like for unknown reasons? It can be one you have written, or
: something from somewhere else entirely. What do like most
: about it? Oh, and if it's available online, a link would be nice :)
:
:

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