Create documentation to engage stakeholders and give guidance to the end users and developers who interact with your application. You can generate a physical document or provide embedded information, based on your audience.

Use the following techniques to document your application:

• Creating project documents for stakeholders

  Create an application overview to educate stakeholders about the features in your application and to review the development status of your project. To provide most relevant information, customize the application overview by including only specific chapters.

• Exporting a data model into a document

  Share information about a data model in your application with stakeholders and developers so that they can quickly check if the data model includes all relevant information.

• Contents of application overview and data model documents

  Provide stakeholders with high level information about your application by generating application overview and data model documentation. Customize the document to include only relevant information.

• Creating a guide for end users

  Create an application guide to direct users through a set of tasks. By providing instructional information, you can help users learn about the functionality that your application provides, configure complex settings, or extend features with limited assistance.

• Describing features to end users

  You can use a guided tour to showcase application features in real time. By providing information in a sequence of pop-up windows, you can help users discover functionality that is available on their current screen.

• Creating guidance for developers

  Create internal documentation to provide guidance to the developers who implement or extend your application.

• Engaging with stakeholders to define a Microjourney