An Acceptance Test Plan is performed by software testers to determine if the software meets the customer’s requirements, that is, it is ready for the customer to accept the software into their environment. An Acceptance Test Plan (ATP) describes the acceptance testing process, such as the features to be tested, pass/fail criteria, approach to testing, […]
We’ve created a series of excel spreadsheets for the Costs section of the Business Plan.
Each spreadsheet can be easily modified, is pre-populated with sample data to get you started, and includes instructions on how to use the actual template. The Costs spreadsheets have different layouts which you can use for your project.
There are no plugins or macros required to use the files. You can also upload them to Google Docs or Apple iCloud.
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One way to make your training videos more compelling is to use captions. Why captions? Captions keep the reader focused, reinforce your key points and give the viewer a second way to digest your material. While watching your video, they can read along. Two for the price of one! Here’s how to do it in […]
If you plan to build an e-commerce site, conducting Audience Analysis will allow you to create personas around which you can then build content. Personas as designed using the information you gathered during market research activities. DOWNLOAD Audience Analysis Templates Instant Download – Only $9.99! Worksheets include 130 points you can use to capture demographic date Audience Analysis Template […]
Let’s say you’ve been asked to document a set of APIs, a new area for you. Where do you start? At first this can seem overwhelming. So many new acronyms, terms, jargon, and pieces to fit together. Here’s a suggested approach. DOWNLOAD API Reference Documentation Template Get API Reference Documentation Template If your company develops APIs, […]
Here are some examples of how you might use Apple Pages if you work as a technical writer.
If you’re working on a user manual for a new product, you can start drafting on your Mac at the office, then continue editing on your iPad during your commute home.
Later, you make final tweaks on your iPhone while waiting for a meeting. All changes sync automatically across devices, ensuring you’re always working on the latest version. Read more…
