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[Replace with what the project is Example: “Stained Glass Butterfly Charm”]
- Material List
- Safety First
- [Title 1 Example: “Station Set Up”]
- Add Tutorials to a Specific Page
- Editing Properties & Adding Tags
- Easy to Navigate
- Syncing Notion Blocks
- Formatting Table of Content
- Creating Table of Contents
- Clear
- Goals and Assumptions
- Story Telling
- Accessible
- Guidelines
[Replace with description. Description should be 2-3 sentences explaining what the workshop is, what they will do and what STEAM/COF skill they will learn. Example: In this workshop you will learn intermediate soldering techniques through making a stained glass butterfly charm. We will explore the science behind stained glass making, along with the actual process of applying copper tape, flux, and solder to connect your pieces. At the end of this 2 hour workshop you will have a completed butterfly charm to take home! ]
Material List
Safety First
[Title 1 Example: “Station Set Up”]
[Description on what is going to be covered in this step]
Add Tutorials to a Specific Page
Editing Properties & Adding Tags
Easy to Navigate
To make documentation easy to navigate, add a table of content on the top left of the page. Table of content allow users to have a clear idea what will be covered in the documentation and when. The also allows users to jump to the desired part of the page quickly. Setting text to a specific heading type will define what each section is about and how the table of content is structured. Toggles can be add to allow users to see
Syncing Notion Blocks
Formatting Table of Content
Creating Table of Contents
Clear
To make documentation clear it is important to communicate the goals of the documentation, what past knowledge is assumed and communicate content as a vivid story.
Goals and Assumptions
Story Telling
Accessible
To make documentation accessible keep in mind all possible audiences. This should include audience with accessibility needs as well as taking into consideration what platform they are using to read your documentation (such at desktop or cellphone).
Guidelines
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