This October, Cherryleaf celebrates 15 years in the technical authoring business. Over the years we have had many exciting challenges and worked with some wonderful inspirational people: none more so than our friend and co-founder, Carol Johnston, who sadly died of a brain tumour in 2012. Carol was enormously talented: a brilliant pianist and singer,… Read more »
Category: Technical Author
Incorporating the Stripe API look and feel into a MadCap Flare project
Back in July, we looked at creating an API documentation portal using MadCap Flare (see also: Example of API documentation portal using MadCap Flare) . We done some further testing. We’ve created two new examples for API documentation that had been generated with the Stripe API look and feel and imported into Flare: Example A – Replacing… Read more »
New contract opportunity #4183 Contract Technical Author, Swindon
Our client is looking for a contract Technical Author to assist the in-house Technical Author, in updating the hardware manuals and software user guide for a range of new product releases. These are published as PDFs and printed manuals. The company sells scanning and imaging equipment. The work involves taking the existing manuals and updating… Read more »
New technical communication laptop stickers
The technical communication Venn diagram laptop stickers we created have been very popular. We’ve ordered more of them, and we’ve created some new designs. The new stickers have quotations from some of the people we’ve interviewed on the Cherryleaf podcast. The stickers should arrive by the end of the month. Like before, we’ll post them off to… Read more »
Writing a CV for Technical Author vacancies
In our latest podcast, we provide advice on writing a CV for Technical Author vacancies.