Content Experience Modeling Handout #6: Access Model worksheet

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This document discusses content modeling and access methods for installation information. The primary access method is searching or browsing an online library. Required elements for describing installation information include system requirements, installation steps. Optional elements include prerequisites for installation and post-installation configuration details. The content is to be organized with standard navigation guidelines and may also be accessed through files on media or links from an installation wizard.

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Content Experience Modeling Workshop A. Ames—2014 STC Summit
Access Model
Content Model + Access Methods (+ Access Strategies)
Content/information collection: Installation information
Primary access method: Search/browse to online library; see navigation guidelines for standard location in nav tree
Secondary access method: File at top level of media (DVD, archive) in PDF and HTML
Other access methods: Link from installation wizard
Required elements—description:
 System requirements—what hardware and
software are necessary to run the app
 Installation steps—the actions the user must take
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 Prerequisites—what, if anything, must be done
before installation can begin
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