This tutorial explains how to write, format, and publish release notes. It also shares best practices, guidelines and examples from Dropbox and Salesforce. Download: Release Notes template package with 2 pre-formatted templates in MS Word. Download Now for $7.99- Buy Here! Learn more about these Release Notes Templates Download a MS Word Release Notes template here. […]
Screenshot Guidelines for iOS, Android, and Technical Documents
February 19, 2015 By
Summary: The quality of your screenshots affects how customers perceive your products, use your software, and deal with error messages. The following guidelines can be applied to different types of technical and business documents. The final section provides screenshot guidelines for Android and iOS applications, for example, if you want to submit apps to Google […]
How to Teach your Kids to Code
August 30, 2014 By
Imagine if your kids built games instead of playing them? It’s probably easier than you think once you have a framework in place and some guidelines on how to start programming. Try this: Teach Your Kids to Code: A Parent-Friendly Guide to Python Programming For the last three years, I’ve been teaching kids how to […]
White Paper Templates
January 31, 2006 By
Fro those involved in Sales or Marketing, Klariti (www.klariti.com) have just updated their White Paper templates. In the IT industry, white papers and case studies are often produced in tandem, as they are both used as sales collateral. However, white papers, its important to note, are not technical documents per se. From a business viewpoint, […]
4 Mistakes in the Vendor Selection Process
January 23, 2006 By
Matthew Gnabasik in his book “Smart Choices: Selecting and Administering A Safe 401(k) Plan” provides some good advice on common mistakes in the vendor selection process. Download Now for only $19.99 [ Learn more about these Proposal Templates ] The 401kHelpCenter.com site have paraphrased some of them. Not Asking Enough Tough Questions: You decide to ask for […]
11 Techniques to Increase Page Views on Your Blog
January 21, 2006 By
Darren Rowse is a must read for anyone interested in making money from blogging. “At least one commenter on the previous post noted that they are happy with a low page view count because it could mean people are leaving their blog by clicking on an advertisement and thereby earning them money. While there could […]