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🎯 Objective
This document defines the standard structure, formatting rules, and writing best practices that must be followed across all project documentation.
🧩 Summary
- 🧱 1. Document Structure
- ✍️ 2. Formatting Standards
- 🗒️ 3. Naming and File Conventions
- ✅ 4. Review Checklist
🧱 1. Document Structure
Titles and Subtitles
- Use
##
for main sections. - Use
###
for subsections.
Body Text
- Left-aligned text.
- Use line breaks (
<br>
) to separate content blocks. - Use unordered lists with
-
to organize topics.
Summary
- Must appear at the beginning of the document.
- Use anchor links to make navigation easier.
Example:
## Summary
- 🎯 <a href="#document-structure">1. Document Structure</a>
- ✍️ <a href="#formatting-standards">2. Formatting Standards</a>
✍️ 2. Formatting Standards
Text Styles
- Use bold for emphasis.
- Prefer writing technical terms and variable names in English.
Code Blocks
- Use three backticks (```) with the language identifier:
def example():
print("Follow the standard!")
🗒️ 3. Naming and File Conventions
- Use kebab-case for file names.
- Always name documents in English (e.g.,
User Manual
,Documentation Pattern
). - All document content and section titles must be written in English.
✅ 4. Review Checklist
Before finalizing any documentation, check:
- The title follows the correct format.
- The summary is present and functional.
- Bold formatting is used correctly.
- The content is divided into clear and standardized sections.
- Attachments/references are included at the end, if necessary.