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Designing procedures as a foundation for instructions
Procedures telling users what to do in which situation should not only be accurate and clearly stated; they should also be optimally effective, efficient, transparent and easy to remember. In this paper a set of principles is introduced that help technical communicators to design procedures that meet these four criteria. A key role proves to be played by the sequential order of the instructions.
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