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Bullet points are the best friend of the web writer. They break up pages into neat, bite-sized chunks – making content easier to scan and read. But unfortunately, they are also often incorrectly punctuated. Here’s a cheat sheet: If the bullet points are complete sentences (like these), punctuate them as you would a sentence with [...]
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I’ve recently been appointed as the Project Manager for a large intranet redevelopment (yes, another one). Part of the redevelopment will be the implementation of a web content management system (WCMS). I’ve now got a couple of these types of projects under my belt, but as they usually take so long (due to the size [...]
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I was talking to a team member the other day about the pros and cons of using sentence case or title case in headings. Quick refresher: Sentence case is when you only capitalise the first letter of the first word in a heading – like you would in a sentence. Proper nouns also have a [...]
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And that’s a good thing! The lovely Carlee at the Social Network for Opportunistic Businesswomen (SNOBs) has written a feature on Snappy Sentences for the New Kids on the Block section. This really has been my lucky week – first making it on the list of the Top 50 Australian writing blogs, now this. Fantastic!
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