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7 months ago Team's Response
Thank you for your suggestion. Considering the layout of the user guide (using long sentences for the overview and using bullet points for items), the headings "Parameters" and "Examples" should be very distinctive from the other components. Furthermore, putting it bold would divert users' attention from the other headings. Therefore, we will be marking this bug as not in scope as there is no urgency to mark it as bold in the current version.
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Team chose [response.NotInScope]
- [x] I disagree
Reason for disagreement: I strongly disagree with the team's decision to classify this issue as "Not in Scope." The clarity and usability of a user guide are critical to ensuring that users can quickly understand and effectively use the software. Highlighting key sections such as "Format," "Parameters," and "Examples" in the user guide is essential for improving readability and navigability. This design choice does not just serve an aesthetic purpose but significantly enhances the user's ability to efficiently locate and utilize information.
The team's concern that making these headings bold could divert attention from other sections underestimates the importance of visual hierarchy in document design. Highlighted headings help create a clearer structure, allowing users to easily distinguish between different sections and focus on the information most relevant to their needs at any given time. This is especially important in a technical document where users often seek specific instructions or examples to help them execute commands correctly.
Headings like format, parameters in command are not highlighted and is hard to follow