Version: Next Gen

Best practices

To promote consistency, follow the guidelines below and mentioned throughout to keep the process productive and beneficial for all involved.

Verify your content for technical accuracy before submitting your Pull Request.
Consult with the Sr. Technical Writer when adding topics or want to propose changes to the content structure. The Sr. Technical Writer maintains the content's quality, reduces duplication, and provides a consistent user experience. They can also strategize how to deliver complex information—for example, adding an explainer video (<90 secs) can help with complex scenarios or issues.

Create a working branch when introducing logically related changes. This helps you manage your changes through the workflow. We refer to it here as a working branch because it's a workspace to iterate or refine your changes until they can be integrated into the default branch.
Keep your branch up-to-date.
Check and remove unused personal branches periodically for easy maintenance. Usually, when your branch is merged, you can safely delete it.

Ensure that your commit message is a proper sentence. Refer to this guide on writing good commit messages.

A properly formed git commit subject line should always be able to complete the following sentence:

If applied, this commit will ....

Try to make the review cycle short.
Make sure the markdown follows the style guidelines of this project.
Perform a self-review of your markdown, especially spelling errors.
Verify that the PR does not generate new warnings before pushing your changes. The best way is to run the clear command.
```
npm run clear
yarn build
```