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Prove your documents are written plainly

Wednesday Writing Wisdom

On the web, every page is page one
The web is different from a paper document. Books and leaflets give a physical indication of where the information fits in relation to what surrounds it.
But users can arrive at a web page from a number of entry points. Help users understand the context of the page by providing links, breadcrumbs and even repeating some content from other pages.

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