In my discussion on writing for the web, I will advise content contributors on common misconceptions of style when translating from \u201cpaper\u201d writing to \u201conline\u201d writing. This will include, but not be limited to, acceptable grammar and usage (e.g. double- versus single-spacing before a new sentence; paragraphs containing only one sentence; first- versus second- versus third-person perspective), word choice (e.g. \u201cportal\u201d, \u201cclick here\u201d, etc.) and translating emphasis properly into HTML (e.g. avoiding the CAPS lock, using H tags, bolding, etc.).<\/p>\n
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In my discussion on writing for the web, I will advise content contributors on common misconceptions of style when translating from \u201cpaper\u201d writing to \u201conline\u201d writing. This will include, but not be limited to, acceptable grammar and usage (e.g. double- … Continue reading Writing for the Web<\/span>