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Technical communication includes a well-structured document. Technical communication should be logically organized, straightforward, and easily understood by the target audience. Planning the document structure allows the technical writer to define the purpose, scope, and main points of the document. The language used should avoid needless jargon and be written in a manner that avoids redundant word usage and/or excessive explanations. Using heading’s sub-headings, and lists allows the writer to structure the document into a coherent order. A table of contents or an outline allows readers to navigate a document.{{sfn|Proofed Editors|2020}}[https://www.linkedin.com/advice/0/how-do-you-write-clear-technical-documents-clients-skills-writing] | Technical communication includes a well-structured document. Technical communication should be logically organized, straightforward, and easily understood by the target audience. Planning the document structure allows the technical writer to define the purpose, scope, and main points of the document. The language used should avoid needless jargon and be written in a manner that avoids redundant word usage and/or excessive explanations. Using heading’s sub-headings, and lists allows the writer to structure the document into a coherent order. A table of contents or an outline allows readers to navigate a document.{{sfn|Proofed Editors|2020}}<ref>[https://www.linkedin.com/advice/0/how-do-you-write-clear-technical-documents-clients-skills-writing#know-your-audience]</ref> | ||
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