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What is Technical Documentation?
Technical Documentation or Technical Writing is not writing about a specific technical topic such as computers but about any technical topic. The term "technical" refers to knowledge that is not widespread but is more to the territory of experts and specialists.

Why Technical Documentation?
The key focus of the technical documentation is the receiver of the information - the audience.
Technical documentation delivers technical information to the end-users in a manner that is
adapted to their specific needs, level of understanding and background. The ability to translate
technical information to non-specialists in an easy and forthright manner is the primary aim of
technical documentation.

Need for Technical Documentation?
Proper instructional material for maximum utilization of any product is the crying need of the day. Numerous examples abound where the user failed to utilize the product to the maximum extent due to unavailability of a user manual/guide. Technical documentation uniquely meets this requirement by providing step-by-step instruction to the user regarding operation of the product.

Why hire Writelines?
One of the most important uses of technical writing is the carefully laid out step-by-step instruction of how to do things - e.g. assemble something, operate something, repair something or do routine maintenance on something. For something so easy and intuitive, instructions are some of the worst written documents you can find. This is where Writelines expertise comes to your aid. Writelines produces and develops an instruction manual by:

Thoroughly understanding the procedure in all it's technical details and then coming out with a
clear and simple writing. Putting itself in the place of the reader i.e. the person trying to use the instruction. Visualizing the procedure in great detail and capturing that awareness on paper. Willingness to go that extra mile and test the instruction on the kind of person it is written for.