We have technical writers who work in conjunction with developers to author the documentation. I don&#x27;t know what tool they use.
However, since you say you want to get better at writing docs, let me offer some perspectives based on a user of documentation.<p>1) Write to all of your target audience. For example if your product is targeted at both technical and non-technical people, then write the documentation in such a way that non-technical folks can understand it. Don&#x27;t just write for the technical people.<p>2) If possible, write documentation around several &#x27;how do I do XYZ task&#x27;? My experience has been that people tend to turn to documentation when they want to execute a specific task and they tend to search for those phrases<p>3) As much as is possible, include examples. This tends to remove ambiguities.