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What makes a good release note?
A good release note is customer-focused, specific, and actionable. It explains what changed, why it matters to users, and uses clear language instead of technical jargon. Strong release notes lead with impact, not implementation details.
How long should release notes be?
Aim for 200-500 words for most releases. Lead with the most important changes, use bullet points for scannability, and link to detailed documentation when needed. Mobile app store notes should be shorter (100-200 words).
Should release notes include technical jargon?
Avoid technical jargon in customer-facing release notes. Translate "refactored authentication module" into "Faster, more secure login." Save technical details for internal changelogs or developer documentation.
How often should I publish release notes?
Match your release cadence—weekly for agile teams, bi-weekly or monthly for others. The key is consistency. Users should know when to expect updates. Major features deserve their own announcement beyond regular release notes.