Cherryleaf’s clients are often looking to work with a technical author who is based in or near London. From our location near London Heathrow Airport, we’re able to do this. Indeed, our other locations (in Brighton and near Oxford) are also with in commuting distance to the city, as well as the Thames Valley.
Category: Technical Author
How Pico Projectors could help the Technical Author of the future
Pico projectors are the latest technology to be incorporated into mobile phones, and their introduction could provide technical authors with a new way of delivering technical documentation. They could be of particular interest to those writing documentation that’s used in factories, workshops and other areas unsuited to computers and paper manuals. Pico Projectors are miniature… Read more »
Why bother with user documentation in recessionary times?
Although many organisations see user assistance as a “good thing”, it’s not immune to the belt tightening that many organisations face in times of difficulty. Business expert Mike Southon recommends that in recessionary times, organisations should focus on getting sales from existing customers – so customer retention becomes ever more important. There’s a virtuous circle… Read more »
What can a Technical Author learn from a TV shopping channel?
TV shopping channels are immensely successful at selling technology to the general public. Most salesmen will tell you how good these channels are at using the power of persuasion to create and fulfill a need that might never had existed before you turned on the TV. Technical Authors could also pick up a few tips… Read more »
Microsoft Help v.3 Preview
April Reagan of Microsoft will be talking about Microsoft Help v3 at the WritersUA conference: “Microsoft Help 3 is a new client help system. This help system has been built from the ground up with simplicity, performance and relevance in mind. It was not a straightforward road in getting the project approved, and with a… Read more »