Here are some tips to get you started. Sections 1 - 3 are general, about creating, editing and labelling pages. Section 4 explains how the pages for the requirements analysis documentation are set up.

1. Create a page

  • Click "Create" and select "Blank Page" to create your first empty page.
  • Altermatively, click "..." (just to the right of the Create button) to create a page based on a template, such as "RI Requirements" template.
  • New pages are created as children of the page you are currently viewing.

2. Add to your page

  • Click "Edit" to enter the Confluence editor and use the page layouts feature to structure your content using sections and columns.
  • Use headings to format your text and drag and drop images into your page to provide visual interest.
  • Click "Insert" and select "Other Macros" to add macros for navigation, special formatting and other media.

3. Labelling pages

  • Labels help keep pages organised and make it easier for you to find the information you need. Click "Labels" at the bottom of a page to add or edit.

 

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4. Organisation of the RI requirements analysis pages

Here are some bullet points about how the content is organised and what to do.

  • Top level page and topic pages (see sidebar left and figure right)

The Context and overview page is the top-level introductory page. Then there are 7 main topic pages, starting with General requirements and ending with Community support requirements. These are linked from the top level page - (1) in figure right.

  • Topic requirements by RI

These are the main pages where content should initially be entered. For each RI, there are upto 7 pages, 1 per topic. They are linked In several cases, there are less than 7

  • Requirements collated per RI

These pages collate the summary sections from each of the "topic requirements by RI" pages. Content of these pages is generated partially automatically so care is needed when editing them i.e., do not remove or edit the macros.

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