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Category Archives: Web Writing Principles
How to make your writing more enticing to readers
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Options for Publishing on the Web
These notes are for a workshop I’m giving to a group of students who will be preparing web sites for their final course projects.
Design analysis: Inconsistent visual cues in Google Docs
(Originally posted on the blog for my section of WRTG 3035: Technical Communication and Design.) (This post serves as an example of what you might contribute under the Design Successes …
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Anatomy of effective web design
This infographic does a nice job of introducing some basic principles of reader-friendly site design. What appears below is the top portion. To see the full infographic, go to: Anatomy …
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HTML Cheat Sheet
If you’re working with a web tool that allows you to use HTML, you might find the cheat sheet below helpful. I originally created it for students who are participating …
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