Goal

To be able to produce the Tiki 1.7 (and later) release documentation in an easily maintainable and distributable fashion. Other parts of this goal include:

• Maintain documentation source in native Tiki format as the ultimate TikiWikiCaseStudy
• Ability to produce normal output formats (list to be determined: PDF, Word, etc)
• Easy for each class of users (developers, site administrators, end-users, etc) find only what they need
• Easy for developers to create documentation that maintains consistency in both content and format
• Easy for site administrators/content managers to develop local-site documentation and still be able to upgrade with new Tiki releases

Requirements

• Must allow for professional quality documentation, including graphics, charts, code snippets and other objects

Users

Evaluators of TikiWiki

End users

Site Administrators

Power users

Content Managers

Developers

Tiki

Site Customization/plugins

Partner integrators

Templates

Types of Documentation

Marketing

Installation Guide

Getting Started Guide

Feature Reference Guide

Developers Guide

Site Content Manager Guide

Site Customization Guide

Adding local plugins

Creating site specific documentation

Customizing site look-and-feel including theme developent

Components

Wiki pages

Output utilities

Input utilities

Content standards

Distribution of native format

Distribution of output formats

Status/tracking of documentation

Roles

Release manager

Standardization

Feature developers

Non-technical developers

Case study integrators

Editors

Utility developers

Actions/Next Steps