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List of principles for agile documentation (mostly) derived from software development principles.
Principles
Principles are abstract rules to gain desirable results.
The following principles help to create desirable qualities or values in documentation. So these principles establish and maintain an effective and efficient communication with the stakeholders of a project.
The following lists group principles by their domain in which they are typically applied. Since our background is software development, you'll find some basic principles associated with this domain, which would also easily be applied to other domains.
Documentation Principles
The following principles are pure documentation principles and have no relative in software design or in the agile or lean mindset.
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Design Principles
The following principles of software design also apply to documentation.
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Agile/Lean Principles
The following agile and lean principles also apply to documentation.
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Resources
More on documentation values and documentation practices:
