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Category: Industry News

May 21

Talking Usability: User-Friendly Web Applications

David Dick, Guest Blogger

You may have noticed that for every one Web application, there are a dozen similar Web applications. Do you know what makes a well-designed Web application? Usability, that’s right. You probably have several Web applications on your smartphone and you Read more

May 17

Discourse by Design: Choosing a Typeface to Suit the Occasion

Guest Blogger, michael opsteegh

This post is a reprise of my recent lightning talk at the Technical Communication Summit in Atlanta. For those who weren’t able to attend the Summit, I’m sorry this article can’t be more visual. For those who were able to Read more

May 17

Doc-To-Help Tech Comm Wire: Introducing the Industry’s First HTML5 Editor, New in 2013 V1

Guest Blogger, Industry News

The Doc-To-Help Team is proud to announce the upcoming release of Doc-To-Help 2013 V1, which will feature the industry’s first HTML5 editor.  This version release focuses on upgrading your authoring experience with HTML5 editing, reviewer commenting, a new source code Read more

May 16

Business Matters: I'm Not a Recluse; I'm an Introvert, and Perhaps You Are Too!

Bette Frick, extroverts, Guest Blogger, independents, introverts

Bette Frick brings us another guest post in her series on Business Matters. One of my favorite columnists, Leonard Pitts, Jr., recently wrote a commentary titled “I (heart) introverts” in which he reviewed Susan Cain’s New York Times bestseller Quiet: Read more

May 16

Business Matters: I’m Not a Recluse; I’m an Introvert, and Perhaps You Are Too!

Bette Frick, extroverts, Guest Blogger, independents, introverts

Bette Frick brings us another guest post in her series on Business Matters. One of my favorite columnists, Leonard Pitts, Jr., recently wrote a commentary titled “I (heart) introverts” in which he reviewed Susan Cain’s New York Times bestseller Quiet: Read more

May 13

Letter from the UK: The Game of Cricket Explained

Ellis Pratt, Guest Blogger

Back in the 1970s, some enterprising soul in England came up with tea towel that explained the game of cricket: You have two sides, one out in the field and one in. Each man that’s in the side that’s in Read more

May 13

MadCap Software: Planning for the Content of Tomorrow

Guest Blogger, MadCap Software

Today we bring you another guest blog post from MadCap Software, written by Jose Sermeno, a product evangelist at MadCap. For this month’s Notebook guest post, I wanted to take the opportunity to showcase an area of #TechComm that I’m Read more

Apr 29

Letter from the UK: What’s the Best Way to Deliver Distance Learning for Technical Communicators?

Ellis Pratt, Guest Blogger

One of the most frequent questions we’re asked at Cherryleaf is if we can deliver our advanced technical writing techniques course as a distance learning class. We only offer it as a classroom course, which effectively limits us to teaching students Read more

Apr 29

Letter from the UK: What's the Best Way to Deliver Distance Learning for Technical Communicators?

Ellis Pratt, Guest Blogger

One of the most frequent questions we’re asked at Cherryleaf is if we can deliver our advanced technical writing techniques course as a distance learning class. We only offer it as a classroom course, which effectively limits us to teaching students Read more

Apr 24

MedDevDiva: I said “Red Lines” not “Red Wines”!

Beth Tripp, Guest Blogger

For us minions/technical writers in regulated industries, changes require redlines or red lines, however you want to spell the term. Yes, they may drive you a glass or two of red wine. Red Line: To mark or highlight edited text, Read more

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