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The Web Content Style Guide

An Essential Reference for Online Writers, Editors, and Managers

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The first chapter of this guide is invaluable, offering great insights into writing for both traditional and web audiences. It serves as a definitive how-to for writers, editors, and publishers of web content, emphasizing that good writing is often rare online due to its inherent challenges and the slow recognition of its importance in the digital landscape. While the Web has non-textual elements, most users primarily engage with written content, making quality writing essential for any website's success. Effective web design must enhance the accessibility and readability of this content, prioritizing simplicity to help readers find and engage with information easily. This guide codifies the rules for effective web writing and provides nontechnical guidance for everyone involved in website management, from executives to junior writers. It covers a wide range of topics, including accessibility, navigation, and style guides, all aimed at delivering the right content quickly and clearly. With a focus on grammar and style relevant to the Web, it addresses key differences in English usage, plagiarism, and optimal font choices for screens. Packed with practical examples and written in a clear, friendly manner, this guide is essential for anyone involved in website creation, promoting best practices while dispelling common Internet myths.

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The Web Content Style Guide, Gerry McGovern, Catherine O'Dowd, Rob Norton

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2002
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Titul
The Web Content Style Guide
Podtitul
An Essential Reference for Online Writers, Editors, and Managers
Jazyk
anglicky
Vydavatel
Ft Pr
Rok vydání
2002
Vazba
měkká
Počet stran
224
ISBN10
0273656058
ISBN13
9780273656050
Série
Anotace
The first chapter of this guide is invaluable, offering great insights into writing for both traditional and web audiences. It serves as a definitive how-to for writers, editors, and publishers of web content, emphasizing that good writing is often rare online due to its inherent challenges and the slow recognition of its importance in the digital landscape. While the Web has non-textual elements, most users primarily engage with written content, making quality writing essential for any website's success. Effective web design must enhance the accessibility and readability of this content, prioritizing simplicity to help readers find and engage with information easily. This guide codifies the rules for effective web writing and provides nontechnical guidance for everyone involved in website management, from executives to junior writers. It covers a wide range of topics, including accessibility, navigation, and style guides, all aimed at delivering the right content quickly and clearly. With a focus on grammar and style relevant to the Web, it addresses key differences in English usage, plagiarism, and optimal font choices for screens. Packed with practical examples and written in a clear, friendly manner, this guide is essential for anyone involved in website creation, promoting best practices while dispelling common Internet myths.