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Writing Effective Online Content Project Specifications - Softcover

Perlin, Neil

 
9781983700972: Writing Effective Online Content Project Specifications

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Have you ever inherited an online help or documentation project about which you had no information or description? The result? You wasted resources and time trying to understand the project or, worse… working blindly, hoping that you were working correctly or that you could to go back and fix whatever went wrong. A good project specification can eliminate these headaches. In this book, long-time content consultant Neil Perlin describes how to quickly create specifications. He describes what information to put in a specification, how to write it fast, and how to manage it to keep it from getting overlooked and forgotten. The result? No more wasting time trying to figure out how or why some feature was created or trying to contact the original author. Instead, more efficient and effective project management.

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Neil Perlin, president of Hyper/Word Services, is an internationally recognized consultant in online and mobile information design and development. He was a member of the W3C (WorldWide Web Consortium) and a DITA sub-committee member for OASIS (Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Systems), and is a member of the Information 4.0 Consortium. Neil has been a columnist for various technical publications, and has been a popular conference speaker at various industry conferences since the early 1990s. Neil provides training, development, and strategic consulting services to companies ranging from Fortune 100 to startups. He is a certified consultant and trainer for MadCap Flare, MadCap Mimic, Adobe RoboHelp, and Viziapps, along with earlier authoring tools dating back to the mid-1980s. He is also the author of three Lynda.com courses on Flare 10 and 11 and RoboHelp 2015. Neil has worked on and managed many projects. Like any project manager, he has seen projects go bad and has no wish to repeat the experience.

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