- Methods and approaches to technical documentation development
- Project and product documentation: user and administrator manuals, release notes, API descriptions
- Creating and managing knowledge bases
- Content creation
Topics and Formats for Talks
TechWriter Days · Topics
Quickly choose a relevant direction, review sample topics and decide on the right talk format. If your idea is not listed, you can submit it to the programme committee.
Topics of particular interest
These highlights help speakers quickly understand which submissions may be especially useful for the audience and the programme committee.
- Docs as Code
- AI for documentation
- Knowledge base structure
- API documentation
- UX writing
- Documentation in product teams
Talk topics
All topics are visible at once: the cards work as a catalogue of directions, while tags make it easier to scan ideas quickly.
- Technical writer tools
- Types of standards
- Working according to standards
- Application localisation
- UX texts and UX editing
- Documentation quality control
- Cross-functional collaboration with other departments
- Hiring and development of technical writers
- Training technical writers
- Technical writer certification programmes
- Professional standards
- Copyright in the work of a technical writer
You may propose your own topic
If your subject area is not listed, you may propose it for review by the Programme Committee.
Talk formats
Regular talks
The majority of talks at the conference. They are selected by the Programme Committee on a competitive basis. A talk usually has a 40-minute or 1.5-hour slot, including Q&A.
Lightning talks
Short talks on a topic related, or close, to the conference subject area. Duration is about 15–20 minutes.
Workshops
Practical training sessions lasting 1.5–3 hours.
Round tables
Moderated expert discussion of a selected topic. Duration is up to 1.5 hours.