Make concise web content
How to help your readers by cutting the waffle.
How to help your readers by cutting the waffle.
Many people won’t read every word on a web page. Find out how to help these readers.
You should focus on giving your reader the information they need to move forward.
You’re confident you’ve made some content better. But someone else disagrees. What do you do?
At best, it says nothing. At worst, it can make you look bad. Specificity is better.
A common error I see on web forms is people using checkboxes when they should be using radio buttons.
The consequences of a bad page title are severe. Yet many web content writers neglect this important area.
Follow these simple rules to create web content that is helpful and easy to understand.
It’s bad for all sorts of reasons. Let me explain why.