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Use Agile development practices to create great content.

Social networking helps delivering highly effective technical content. It helps creating robust content plans, it helps prioritizing through the writing process, it helps when collecting feedback on readily available content.

Use Maslow’s hierarchy of needs to plan, create, and prioritize highly desirable technical content.

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If the First Law Of Usability – Don’t Make Me Think, as outlined in the book Don’t Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability, 2nd Edition by Steve Krug, so how do I design my pages for thoughtless (and streamlined) consumption? Krug advocates for visual hierarchy, conventions, breaking pages into areas, making clickables obvious, and minimizing noise.