There’s been an interesting series of posts recently by Tom Johnson on enabling users to navigate through content in lots of ways (instead of just providing them with a Table of Contents and a search box). It’s the type of approach used by sites such as Ravelry.com. Ravelry is a popular social networking site, with… Read more »
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Why your Web content is like Doctor Who
Doctor Who is a popular British TV science fiction series that is celebrating its 50th anniversary later this year. So why is it like your Web content? Let us explain. Regeneration is a part of life One of the reasons why Doctor Who has managed to be popular for so long is due to the… Read more »
New vacancy: Junior Technical Author/API Documentation Writer, City of London, £28K DOE
This is an opportunity to join a technical writing team within a fast-growing, independent software company. Our client develops Web-based financial trading software for the world’s largest financial institutions. They have an immediate vacancy for a Junior Technical Author/API Documentation Writer with a passion for technical communication. You will developing end-user documentation for a range of… Read more »
Policies and procedures writing courses – beginner and advanced
You’ll find we’ve updated the Policies and procedures writing courses – beginner and advanced page on our website. This course will train your staff in how to create clear and effective policies and procedures information. This course was originally developed to train NHS staff in how to write and organise non-clinical policy, process and procedures documents… Read more »
Adobe announces a techcomm online survey
Adobe is soliciting feedback from technical communication professionals worldwide in a short online survey: “Doesn’t matter if you use our Adobe products or not, as long as you are a tech comm professional and have opinions about the tools of your choice – this survey will be of interest to you!” There are 25 simple multiple-choice… Read more »