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3. Keep content Concise<\/h2>\n
Too much text will put some readers off and may distract from what you’re trying to say or do. Keep it simple and make the key points easy to read and see.<\/p>\n
4. Use headings to break up large amounts of text<\/h2>\n
Following on from the above, if you do need to add lots of text break it down into chunks with clear headings. This will also help people who prefer to skim read as they can easily identify the section relevant to them. Another option is to use a \u201cRead more\u201d button on large bodies of text which leads to the full article.<\/p>\n
5. Use Bulleted or numbered lists<\/h2>\n
Breaking lists down in a bulleted or numbered list makes them easy to read. We have created an example below so you can quickly see the advantages of having a list rather than a body of text.<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\n6. Make Hyperlinked text clear<\/h2>\n
7. Don’t just focus on your home page<\/h2>\n
8. Check for broken links<\/h2>\n
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