@Kevinjohn Gallagher - Not to be glib or anything, but if you users need "training material" to use WordPress, then it is my considered opinion that they shouldn't be doing things like "touching computers" or "looking at screens" in the first place.

I grant you that other people's needs are different and varied. But seriously, you're discussing the kind of projects that I used to work on. Major systems, years of development, multi-year timelines, six-month long roll-out plans, etc. I've been there, I've done that. I quit doing that specifically because that kind of crazy ass crap is not necessary in the modern world (or for the modern web). Anything that takes longer than a month to implement is rarely worth the trouble, nowadays, because the situation in a month has already changed.

In other words, what you're describing sounds archaic and backward to me, and no, I wouldn't do it. I'd refuse such jobs at this point. Companies that can't update their processes and innovate with the rest of the world can just go and die, AFAIC.

I grant you that mine is often a minority viewpoint. Sometimes it's a minority of one. ;)