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# /docs
Project documentation for your KiCad project.
## Purpose
This directory contains all project documentation including user manuals, design notes, images, and reference materials.
## Directory Structure
- `images/` - Documentation images, photos, and diagrams
- `datasheets/` - Component datasheets and specifications
- `user-manual/` - End-user documentation and guides
- `design-notes/` - Design decisions and technical documentation
## Documentation Types
- **User Manual**: How to use the finished product
- **Design Notes**: Technical decisions and rationale
- **Assembly Guide**: How to build the project
- **Testing Procedures**: Verification and validation
- **Troubleshooting**: Common issues and solutions
## Best Practices
- Use clear, descriptive filenames
- Include version information in documents
- Keep images organized and properly referenced
- Document design decisions and trade-offs
- Update documentation with design changes
- Use consistent formatting and style
## File Formats
- **Markdown (`.md`)**: Preferred for text documentation
- **PDF (`.pdf`)**: For formal documents and printable guides
- **Images**: PNG for diagrams, JPG for photos
- **Datasheets**: PDF format from manufacturers