Hey everyone! I’ve been struggling a bit with making help docs that users actually *want* to read, not just skip past. I had this one time where a user emailed me saying my help section was “just a wall of text”—which definitely stung, but I get where he’s coming from. I want the docs to be genuinely helpful and not overwhelming. What are your go-to tricks or best practices for writing help docs that feel easy and natural for people?
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Best practices for creating user-friendly help documentation
Submitted by Elsh at Yesterday, 05:12 PM
Best practices for creating user-friendly help documentation
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Best practices for creating user-friendly help documentation - by Elsh - Yesterday, 05:12 PM
RE: Best practices for creating user-friendly help documentation - by Fyorgen - Yesterday, 07:04 PM
RE: Best practices for creating user-friendly help documentation - by Fonelitha - Yesterday, 08:36 PM
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