Fibr Script
5 min
use this page to introduce the foundational ideas that help users understand how your product works these concepts give readers the mental model they need before exploring features, workflows, or advanced topics core concepts help users understand why the product works the way it does , not just what it does explain the main ideas using approachable, everyday language focus on what the product helps users achieve and the basic flow of how it works describe how the system behaves under the hood—internal components, data flow, architecture patterns, or processes that drive the product conceptual diagram use diagrams to show how core components relate to each other flowchart td a\[user action] > b\[core system logic] b > c\[system output] c > d\[follow‑up action] this diagram helps illustrate how user input flows through your system and produces meaningful outcomes key ideas below are examples of the types of ideas you may want to include add short explanations so readers can quickly understand each concept what problem your product solves – describe the core pain points or inefficiencies users face how the main system works – explain the product’s primary mechanism or flow important terminology – define essential terms so users share a common vocabulary terminology reference term meaning core logic the system’s main decision‑making or processing engine output the result or value produced for the user action a user‑initiated step that starts a workflow add or replace terms to match your real product visual overview you can add more diagrams, flowcharts, or conceptual illustrations here to deepen understanding visuals help users grasp relationships, data movement, or system architecture related guides use these guides to continue learning compliance & permissions docid 1gy8g6xvexrkoksmvstws – practical steps for common tasks advanced usage – deeper workflows or power‑user concepts integrations docid\ bj t9kspygsysbgpwac1 – helping users diagnose and fix issues replace these with links to your real documentation
