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EPISODE · Feb 9, 2016 · 59 MIN

Episode 10: Writing Technical Documents with Thomas Cannon

from UI Breakfast: UI/UX Design and Product Strategy · host Jane Portman

Writing support documents is no easy feat. How do you explain technical things to non-technical users? How do you balance being concise and going into details? Today we get together with Kai Davis to interview Thomas Cannon who's deeply passionate about technical documentation and support (while being a developer by trade). Show Notes Freckle Time Tracking — an awesome company where Thomas works Edgar — social media automation tool that re-uses your best content Get started writing great technical docs — a dedicated guide that Thomas put together for our listeners

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Writing support documents is no easy feat. How do you explain technical things to non-technical users? How do you balance being concise and going into details? Today we get together with Kai Davis to interview Thomas Cannon who's deeply passionate about technical documentation and support (while being a developer by trade).

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