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Friday, March 25 • 3:25pm - 3:40pm
Docs save lives: How to create useful documentation for your users using digital psychology principles.

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There’s no doubt that good documentation is an essential feature for every project. It has a significant impact on user experience and how successful they will be with the project. Yet, according to a survey conducted by Github, the reality is that most of the documentation available is either incomplete or confusing — hence not useful to users.

To truly create documentation that is useful for our users, we (technical writers, developer advocates, documentation engineers, developers) need to understand their needs. Beyond conducting user research, digital psychology can also help.

In this talk, you’ll learn about psychological frameworks that influence how people consume information online and how to use that knowledge to begin creating documentation that aligns with the needs of your users.

Speakers
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Linda Ikechukwu

Developer Advocate, Smallstep Labs
Linda Ikechukwu is a developer advocate at Smallstep Labs, where her mission is to demystify Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and everything digital certificate usage for developers and DevOps engineers.Her years as a software engineer (cloud + frontend) built the foundation for her... Read More →


Friday March 25, 2022 3:25pm - 3:40pm WAT
Addis Ababa Hall