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Creating Your Doc

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Step 1:

Setting Your Doc’s Purpose

The first thing you should do when designing a doc is to write out the purpose.
Who will your doc’s audience be?
What are the key takeaways for anyone visiting this doc?
Is this a standalone doc, or do you want to point to other resources?
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Create the doc’s intro page
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The doc’s audience (which team or people)
The purpose of the doc
What the doc solves / can do
Expectations of colleagues arriving in the doc for the first time
What the doc cannot do (and potentially link or direct to where to go)
How to navigate the doc (include links to sections)
When the doc was last updated
Who is responsible for the upkeep of the doc
Where to go with questions or feedback
Create a “Questions & Feedback” section
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Create a page called “Questions & Feedback” where you can write down questions as you have them. These can be questions for colleagues or for Coda.
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