What is technical writing?
Technical writing is designing, writing, and organizing documents to deliver clear and consistent technical information. Well-written technical information can reduce human error, ease transition to a new system or process, and reduce training and support costs. The key to great technical writing is to use a professional technical writer or writing team.
What is a technical writer?
A technical writer is a person who is trained in the art of presenting detailed technical information in a user-friendly fashion. An AllWrite technical writer is a master of this art. Each AllWrite technical writer has earned a degree in English, Technical Communications, or a similar program. In addition, each AllWrite technical writer maintains up-to-the-minute training and stays current with industry trends.
Exceptional technical documentation is achieved through the consistent, thoughtful application of a process. AllWrite’s technical writing process incorporates state-of-the-art technology, audience and task analysis, four levels of edit, and task-based design.
What types of technical content do we deliver?
- Deliverables
- User Manuals
- Specifications
- Troubleshooting Guides
- Policy Manuals
- Design reviews (PDR, CDR)
- Employee Manuals
- Administrator’s Guides
- Reference Manuals
- Policies and Procedures Manuals
- SDKs (APIs). See more in our Blog
- Programming Guides
- Getting Started Guides
- Implementation Guides
- Installation Instructions
- Data Sheets
- Authoring platforms
- Windows Office 2003 and 2007 programs: Word, Powerpoint, Excel
- Acrobat Framemaker 7.2 and 8.0
- Quadralay ePublisher for Windows and HTML-based On-line Help Systems
- eHelp RoboHelp and MadCap Flare for Online Help Authoring and Conversion
- DITA-XML Content Management Environments such as Author-It and Arbortext for Single-Sourcing
Not sure where to start with your technical writing project?
Give us a call: +972-54-740-7232, or email us and a project manager will contact you.