If you’re writing for the web, you’re writing for responsive design. In this article, we offer some tips to get your content working well on a range of screen sizes and orientations.
Content design
A series of articles on designing content so that it works well on screen, and across a range of devices.
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Writing content for responsive design
Clean up your web content with these handy household products
Would you believe that washing machines can help you clean up your content? They can. Not literally, of course. But metaphorically, they’re a great help.
A-Z of better web writing
If you want to write better web content, here’s an A-Z that should help. It covers attributes of quality content and other issues web writers should be aware of.
Headings and labels – accessibility for web writers
Write descriptive headings, sub-headings and labels. This will help users understand what your content is about, decide if it is relevant and go directly to the information they are looking for.
Info and relationships – accessibility for web writers
Use HTML tags to identify certain types of information and show content structure. For instance, use heading tags for heading. In this article, we outline the HTML tags web writers need to know how to use.