Planning content (haiku)
Light t-shirts (planning content) – Dark t-shirts (planning content)
The t-shirt reads:
What your users want
Carefully planned to answer
Their questions, not yours!
#webwriting #haiku by @HaikugirlOz
Perfect partners (haiku)
Light t-shirts (perfect partners) – Dark t-shirts (perfect partners)
The t-shirt reads:
Like perfect partners
My image and its ALT text
Complete each other
#webwriting #ally #haiku by @MrOwka18
Not a filing cabinet (haiku)
Light t-shirts (not a filing cabinet) – Dark t-shirts (not a filing cabinet)
The t-shirt reads:
Your website is not
A huge filing cabinet
Don’t treat it as one!
#webwriting #haiku by @Writing4Web
No one wants to read (haiku)
Light t-shirts (no one wants to read) – Dark t-shirts (no one wants to read)
The t-shirt reads:
No one wants to read
Your jargon, your acronyms
Your looong sentences
#webwriting #haiku by @Writing4Web
Information overload (quotation)
Light t-shirts (information overload) – Dark t-shirts (information overload)
The t-shirt reads:
“The web is like the Trojan Horse of information overload. It promised information nirvana and delivered overload hell.” Gerry McGovern and Rob Norton, Content Critical
Don’t publish (quotation)
Light t-shirts (don’t publish) – Dark t-shirts (don’t publish)
The t-shirt reads:
“Don’t publish content just because you have it. Only publish content that is relevant.” Gerry McGovern and Rob Norton, Content Critical