Traditional technical documentation:
With the term 'traditional' we mean the usual documentation
on paper. To develop this kind of information we need to
ask a number of apparently obvious questions: Who will receive
the information? Should the information be transferred using
text or can it (better) be done in a different way, for
example with illustrations? But
also questions such as: How should the person receiving
the information be addressed? Which transfer
medium is the most suitable one?
Our team of documentation specialists always comes up with
customized solutions for all your documentation questions.
The documentation is prepared in full compliance with the
applicable CE Directives. It can
be supplied in many different forms, such as a book, on
CD or as a PDF file.
Digital Technical Documentation:
New media such as internet have matured, and as a result
technical documentation is increasingly provided and used
in digital form. This documentation is stored on central
servers and can be consulted via internet. This way the
available information can always be updated quickly and
efficiently. Just think about maintenance manuals or installation
instructions.
Interactive:
One of the biggest benefits of digital documentation is
the possibility to make documents interactive and to navigate
through them graphically. Interactive means that there is
interaction between the user of the information and the
information itself. This can have big advantages when it
comes to solving problems. Documentation with a graphical
navigation feature "points" more or less in the
right direction.
