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Hello, I'm currently learning about the value added by technical documents
in one of my classes. My professor told us that this value should always be
measurable. My question is--how do you measure the value added by a
technical document which is being used as a "show piece"? For example, a
web page designed to show off? How do you measure the client satisfaction?
Kersten J. Richter
rich0092 -at- tc -dot- umn -dot- edu
