Your Message is Our Business

Technical communication is as diverse as our economy. We’re involved with information design, usability, quality assurance, marketing, editing, online Help authoring, instructional design, graphic & technical illustration, requirements analyses, design specifications, database & system architecture, and product guide books, for example. Experienced professionals tend to be good leaders and managers, though their résumés show a succession of independent, sole-writer, contracts.

What Do Technical Communicators Do?

Before you can develop an effective communication product, you have to know what you’re to speak about and to whom you’ll speak. If you miss on either of these, you won’t get the job done. Thus:

Thus, technical communication permits managers, administrators, engineers, and support staff to use the same software and hardware tools, despite their differences in perpective, dialect, and work environments.

Our profession involves many fields, including:

• Technical Writing
• Technical Editing
• Technical Illustration
• System analysis
• Information Architecture
• Usability
• User Interface Design

Our profession also includes the professional, scientific, medical, and technical industries. No single individual is an expert in all areas of the profession, although there are quite a few very good generalists “out there.”

Technical communication involves creating easily understood and used content.

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