Paragraph structure can make or break a web page. Done right, it makes it easy for readers to grasp the emphasis, logic and purpose of the page and keeps them on the page. Here are six simple tips for getting paragraphs right. Hope you find them useful.
Getting your message across online
October 9, 2007 – 7:01 am
There is not much point writing if you are not trying to produce change. The changes you want might be for example a sale of a product or just a change in the reader’s mood.
Your writing will be tighter and more effective if you know what change you are trying to produce and incorporate that […]
Writing excellent web pages: create five layers of content
August 10, 2007 – 1:11 pm
Writing online requires five distinct layers of content. Combining these layers is not always easy.
I want to describe how to put these five layers of content on a web page without interfering with the creative flow of writing unique and well-formed content.
Collaborative writing: document version control
June 9, 2007 – 1:19 pm
Version control of documents can be a major problem for collaborative writing. Although there are plenty of options for accessing shared documents online such as wikis, Google documents and Zoho office, most collaborative writing appears to be still occurring by shuttling documents around by email.
Shuttling documents around the internet often results in problems with version […]
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