Instruction Manual on Staying in Shape/Healthy

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What will the Formal Project Involve?
Creating a reader-oriented instruction manual involves a variety of tasks, including:
• Analyzing your audience
• Planning an appropriate layout and design for the document (to meet your audience’s needs)
• Choosing a style and level of detail sufficient to communicate the information to your audience
• Drafting and revising content
• Creating front and back matter (e.g., table of contents, index, and appendices)
• Carefully proofing and editing the document

• front matter. The introduction, sometimes called a preface, often contains
an overview of the contents, frequently in the form of a table, which
explains the main contents of each section and chapter. It also contains
a conventions section, which explains the typography of the manual. For
instance, italics are used for the titles of books, boldface for keyboard
keys, and so forth. It also might include a where to get help section,
referring readers to other sources of information, such as the company’s
website and customer-support center. And it might contain a section
listing the trademarks of the company’s own products and those of other
companies.
• Back matter. Manuals typically include a set of specifications of the device
or system, a list of relevant government safety regulations and industry
standards that the device or system supports, tips on maintenance and
servicing the device, a copyright page listing bibliographic information about
the manual, and an index. Many manuals also include glossaries.