Wikifactory
Wikifactory has embedded an agile hardware product development Workspace within a very different type of social platform. One dedicated to productivity. Their community of product designers, engineers and enterprises come together to design hardware products in more agile ways.
The challenge
Cloud-based product development workspaces open new opportunities for creative people with different backgrounds and skills.
As Wikifactory’s features grew with its community, more content was required to onboard users properly on new collaboration tools and efficient design and manufacturing processes, allowing them to make the best out of the platform.
My role
As Community & Content Developer, I owned all technical content in the design and fabrication areas, including research, SEO copywriting and visuals. I also curated user-generated content with the Communications team to build an open knowledge base.
Additional projects included developing new onboarding flows with the Marketing team and strategic development of the Help Center.
The content we made
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Improving your product: 10 ways to take it to the next level
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Ultimate Guide: How to design for 3D Printing
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How to make a prototype: Tips to increase efficiency
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Develop your creativity: 5 tools to create new ideas
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15 essential tips to Design for Assembly
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Design for Assembly: 5 rules to improve your product
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Best 3D file formats to Design, Share and Manufacture
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How to choose the right material for your product in 5 steps
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Guide to Design for Disassembly: How to implement it
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Hardware development process: from idea to production
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Hardware Testing during Early Development Phases
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Everything you need to know to about hardware MVP
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Navigating open source licences for your hardware projects
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How to create a Bill of Materials
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How to design the right enclosure for your project
