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Business Name:
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Wordsworth Documentation Services |
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Contact Name:
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Dave Leonard |
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ISTC Member Grade:
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Member
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Location:
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Leeds, UK |
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Tel:
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0113 262 2497 |
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Fax:
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Email:
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words.worth@ntlworld.com
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URL:
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http://www.wwds.co.uk
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Overview:
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Clear, concise writing;
User Guides; Manuals; Training courses; Help; Quality procedures. |
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Details:
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Over 26 years experience as a freelance writer,
successfully completing documentation, help and training projects for clients in a wide range of industry
sectors. |
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Disciplines |
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Chemical Engineering
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Computer Hardware
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Electrical Engineering
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Electronics
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Engineering
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Financial & Legal
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Mechanical Engineering
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Software
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Industries |
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Accountancy
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Automotive
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Construction
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Consumer Products
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Finance
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Government
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Manufacturing
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NHS
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Oil & Gas
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Public Sector
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Research & Development
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Retail Banking
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Small Business Enterprises
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Utilities
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Experience |
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Copywriting
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Forms & Questionnaires
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Functional Specification
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Installation & Maintenance Documentation
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Interactive Training Systems
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Marketing & Sales Documentation
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Online Help Systems
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Online Training Systems
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Operational Procedures
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Presentation Development
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Publications Management
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Quality Procedures
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Training Documentation
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User Documentation
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Tools |
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Database
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Microsoft Access
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Page Makeup
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Ventura Publisher
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Spreadsheet
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Microsoft Excel
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Word Processing
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Microsoft Word
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Region |
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East Midlands
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Europe
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London
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North East
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North of England
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North West
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South East
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South West
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West Midlands
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Articles
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Off-Site Working - Of course, for some types of work, off-site working has been acceptable and the norm for a number of years. Illustration, translation, graphic design and printing have all been achieved by visiting the client's premises, discussing the project’s details, agreeing specifications and then taking the job away to complete it elsewhere.
However, this acceptance hasn't always been extended to the technical author's role. Traditional management views normally require the author to work on-site alongside the development team.
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