EN ISO 17433:2012 is a technical standard that specifies the requirements and guidelines for writing in-depth technical articles. This standard covers various aspects of technical writing, including content structure, language usage, and formatting conventions.
Content Structure
In order to comply with EN ISO 17433:2012, technical articles should be well-structured and organized. They should have clear introduction, body, and conclusion sections. The introduction provides an of the topic and sets the context for the article. The body presents detailed information, explanations, and analysis, while the conclusion summarizes and highlights the main points discussed in the article.
Language Usage
EN ISO 17433:2012 emphasizes the importance of using clear and concise language in technical articles. Technical terms and concepts should be explained in a way that is easily understandable to the target audience. Avoid excessive jargon and acronyms, or provide explanations when they are used. It is also important to use active voice and avoid excessive passive voice constructions to improve readability.
Formatting Conventions
The standard also provides guidelines for formatting technical articles. These guidelines cover aspects such as font type and size, headings and subheadings, paragraph spacing, and referencing. Consistency in formatting throughout the article is crucial to enhance readability and make it easier for readers to navigate through the content. Additionally, the standard recommends the use of visual aids, such as diagrams, charts, and tables, to support the understanding of complex information.
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