Re: "Technical Writing as a Part of User Experience"

[Gene Kim-Eng <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>]

I made a decision early on in my tech writing career to avoid working on 
products that are software-only. I found that even if the topic of the 
day is software, if that software is part of a larger system with moving 
parts, electrics or other things that could potentially kill people if 
misused, documentation usually gets a higher priority.

Usually.

Gene Kim-Eng

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