Nick,
I apologize for being unclear. It is very hard to put into words ideas
that one knows little about. I will do some more checking and clarify
exactly what I am looking for before posting again. Thanks for
responding and letting me know of the problem. I wondered why I did not
get any responses and I will check out Screensteps. Thanks for the tip.
It is a start.
Lorrie
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Nick Lo wrote:
Hi Lorrie,
List,
I am a web designer as a hobby and have run into a situation where I
am not sure where to search. Does a standard exist for the creation
of web site creation documentation? By this I mean documentation that
would/might be turned over to the end user:
1. to allow the end user to mange the site himself
2. to document the project and for future reference
When you ask about documentation to "allow the end user to mange the
site himself" you're not very clear about whether you mean documenting
the construction of the site, e.g., the setup of the CSS for
developing future pages, or actual use, e.g., adding/updating/deleting
content via a CMS.
I don't have any suggestions for the former but for the latter I can
recommend Screensteps. It's not open source but it is fast:
http://www.bluemangolearning.com/
Cheers,
Nick
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