Slava Shestopalov examines why design documentation is often ignored and how designers can make it more effective. The article highlights common pitfalls, such as static, too-detailed, or disconnected documentation from real workflows. Shestopalov emphasizes the need for regular updates, clear structure, and making documentation more accessible and relevant to users.
He also discusses how fostering collaboration helps ensure documentation remains useful. Key strategies covered include encouraging contributions, integrating them into daily work, and keeping them concise and engaging. By treating documentation as an evolving resource, teams can improve its adoption and long-term value.
