Drafting is part of planning a document because as you write, you discover more about the topic and think of new ways to present examples. Finishing is the last step, where you produce a consistent, accurate, and reader-oriented document. Strategies for drafting and finishing include researching if you do not know the topic, designing information to create an experience for readers, and using an introduction to define terms and explain the document's purpose. Testing the document with target audiences allows discovering where revisions are needed. Drafting and finishing are essential parts of the technical writing process to plan and complete documents effectively.