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I've always been a fan of trying to organize my writing with several levels of complexity embedded. For example, when writing any sort of FAQ or explanation, I
by diziet 17y ago
I've always been a fan of trying to organize my writing with several levels of complexity embedded. For example, when writing any sort of FAQ or explanation, I would briefly outline the steps, and then proceed to explain each one in further detail so that a lay audience may understand. This way both someone who's just looking to grasp or relearn an idea and someone who is very new to the topic can benefit. Either way, you're making assumptions about the level of minimum expertise of your audience.
- kalid 17y agoAgreed -- good communication is about understanding your audience and circling back into detail as needed. Aka, do a breadth-first sweep, vs. depth-first.