Salesforce.com Style Guide for Documentation and User Interface Text
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About This Guide
The Salesforce.com Style Guide for Documentation and User Interface Text provides terminology and usage guidelines for user interface text and customer-facing documentation materials.
This guide has the following sections:
- Styles A-Z–Alphabetical reference of basic guidelines for grammar and usage for documentation and user interface text.
- User Interface Text Guidelines–Basic rules for user interface text. This material is also found in Styles A-Z.
- Glossary–Definitions and usage of salesforce.com terms and other key user interface terms.
Benefits
Standard terminology and usage
guidelines provide a foundation for a consistent style, more professional
user interface and educational materials, and an easy-to-learn user
interface.
- Consistent - Usage guidelines allow content providers to produce materials that follow a uniform style.
- Professional - Consistent style and usage guidelines help produce more professional-looking documents and user interface text.
- Easy-to-Learn - Users can learn the system faster and more efficiently if all customer-facing user interface text and documents use the same terminology.
Audience
This guide is for users who build applications with the Force.com platform
and write user manuals, product training programs, and any instructional
or reference materials, including:
- Technical Writers
- Curriculum Developers
- Trainers
- Editors and Proofreaders
- Product Managers
- Developers
- User Experience Professionals