Don’t mix information types. For each topic, decide on one specific information type, and then write the text specifically for this information type (siehe Structuring: Distinguish information types).
Choose a topic title (heading) that clearly communicates both the topic’s information type and the topic’s content (siehe Structuring: Find meaningful headings and Structuring: Tips for writing headings).
When you write the topic’s body text, don’t assume that readers have read the heading. This often isn’t the case, particularly in online help when users come to a topic via search or via a link.
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