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(The following quick reference guides are sample layouts you can use as starting points when you brainstorm layouts for your documents. To add your quick reference guide here, feel free to send it to me at tom@idratherbewriting.com.
Here are some links with more info about quick reference guides:
- Quick Reference Guides: The Poetry of Technical Writing
- Quick Reference Guides: Short and Sweet Documentation |PDF | PPT
- Lessons Learned with Quick Reference Guides: Timing and Truth
- Quick Reference Guides Right Where You Need Them
- Quick Reference Guide Formats — Tips for Finding Attractive Layouts
- Documentation Usability: A Few Things I’ve Learned from Watching Users
- Starting Points with Quick Reference Guides: Gathering Before Designing
- Quick Reference Guide PowerPoint from presentation at TransAlpine Conference
- A list of quick reference guides for programmer types
- Quick reference guides for Microsoft Office products
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- Watershed - front
In the future, I plan to add descriptive text to each of these pages that provides some analysis of the designs.
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- Watershed - back
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- Four Columns
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- Process
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- Green Simple
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- Green Simple - back
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- Four Corners
Design by colleagues at my work.
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- Four options
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- Outlook - front
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- Outlook - back
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- RX Approver front (Joe Christensen)
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- RX Approver back (Joe Christensen)
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- One Process
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- Blue Standard
Created by Ben Minson
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- RFI - front
Created by Louellen Coker of http://contentsolutions.com
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- RFI - back
Created by Louellen of http://contentsolutions.com
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- 123 - front
Created by Ben Minson
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- 123 - front (by
Created by Ben Minson
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- Cisco
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- Crazy Workflow (Microsoft)
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- STC front (Deb Lockwood)
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- STC back (Deb Lockwood)