Embedded software user help
When and where they need it

Our approach to embedding contextualized user help improves the entire user experience.
So we didn’t make just another documentation tool.

Focus on your product.
We help you do the rest.

Designed for people

We designed our content for edc using personas - so can you

Hans
developer
He can go fast,
but the content isn’t up to pace.
UX is not his thing,
yet.

edc for Hans
Julie
tech writer
She's waiting on dev so she can start writing. Julie understands users-actually, she’s often the first user.

edc for Julie
Manuel
product owner
Backlog, backlog, backlog.
Estimates.
If only content could keep up with dev.

edc for Manuel
Jacob
the CEO
The buck stops here.
He wonders what he'll get out of all this.

edc for Jacob

Contextual Content for Users

Documentation shouldn’t deliver everything at once. Contextual design means providing information only when needed and offering additional content for users who want more. In this way, you imagine a user journey, and users create their own journeys.

edc helps you imagine information in a whole new way based on user personas to ensure the right content is designed for the right person.
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It's easy

and we want it to stay that way

IDE connector

1. Plug it in

Developers create UI bricks-the DNA of your product. This is where users see content or your product triggers it.
deliver content with edc

2. Add the rest

Contributors use game strategy to stage information based on personas.
deliver content with edc

3. Make it available

Use a review process,
or just go live.