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Writing for the Web Part V
In this final part of Writing for the Web, we look at some resources that can help you develop your writing and Web writing skills
Writing for the Web Part IV
In part one of this article, we looked at good writing, and at the different kinds of Web pages. In part two, we looked at the structure of a website. In part three, we looked at the significance and best practices for writing informational Web pages.
Writing for the Web Part III
Of the three types of Web content, i.e., Sales Pages, Information Pages and Incidental Pages, sales pages require copywriting expertise. Writing sales pages would require a separate article to do justice. In this article we focus on information pages.
Writing for the Web Part II
We concluded the first part indicating that a website has other elements besides content pages. We will look at website structure in this page.
Writing for the Web Part I
Web content is similar to non-Web content in that it must also conform to the principles of good writing. However, Web content needs to attend to certain other issues, which we will discuss after setting the context.
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