Clause 7 turns the design into content: writing for a small screen, a gesture vocabulary, single source customization, illustrations and video, and translation. Clause 7 is the production clause, and its structure is a checklist for the help style guide. Writing for a small screen has its own general statement, then steps, colour, icons and simple language. The draft then asks for a language of touch gestures, which is unusual enough to be worth a separate style guide section. Content customization covers device specific variants, custom variables, conditional text and CSS, which points to a single source rather than copied files. Illustrations and video have a general statement, GUI representation, movement and process video, and augmented reality. Translation closes the clause. Read as a whole, clause 7 says the help is engineered: structured, conditional, translatable and kept in step with the interface it describes.
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