Product requirements document: what to write and what to leave out
A product requirements document says what is being built and why. The sections worth keeping, the ones that waste a week, and how to stop it going stale.
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5 shortcuts to speed up Documents
Small keystrokes, big time savings — the shortcuts our team uses every day.
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The fastest way to write is to keep your hands on the keyboard. Ettex Documents ships with shortcuts for everything from formatting to navigation.
Use Cmd/Ctrl+K to add a link, Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+V to paste without formatting, and the slash menu to insert tables, images and headings without leaving the keyboard.
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