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HRC Home > Community Center > Marketing & Communications > Writing for the Web


By Katherine Kane
on July 22, 2009 2:09 PM

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Writing for the Web

writing4web.jpg

Are you reading this or are you skimming it?

It turns out we don't read web content, we scan it. And reading from a screen is physically slower than reading from paper.

Conclusion: writing for the web is different than other writing.  Taking out half the words doubles retention.

This short article will give you what you need to know to write better web pages, blogs and emails. 

Read the full article here:

Writing for the Web.pdf


(Grove, Tim.  "History Bytes: Writing for the Web."  AASLH History News 63, no. 4 (Autumn 2008): 5-6.)

Article courtesy of AASLH.






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Congratulations on a great resource. I just printed Writing for the Web.


ann smith said:

Thanks for providing the article as well as the good intro by Katherine Kane


I scan and save files which may be useful to me.
I have scanned your document because a quick look seems promising.

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