• Keeping Your Writing Simple by Robert Brents - The good folks who buy your how-to manual do not want to read anything complicated or hard to comprehend. They bought your manual to help them solve a specific problem, quickly, easily, and efficiently.

• Legible and Readable Fonts for Catalogs by Janice Jenkins - Fonts are essential elements in any catalog print project. Along with the graphics, images, and colors, the typeface you choose for your catalogs are there not just to make your promotional materials look pretty and attractive to the eyes.

• Nine Effective Tips For Improving Your Website's Usability by Roger Brown - Web usability is perhaps the most important factor in any web design. This is the driving factor that keeps your visitors coming back to your website. Given below are a few points that you need to consider to increase your website’s usability.

• Planning A Simple Newsletter - 10 Tips To Get You Started by Trish Anderson - Most people with a computer can whip up a newsletter in minutes with whatever word-processing or desktop publishing software they happen to have installed in their hard drive. But coming up with a readable and interesting paper is more than filling a page with "bells and whistles".

• Proofreading and Copy Editing by Stephen Woessner - It is important to know that proofreading and copy editing are done at varying levels. Each requires different skills and experience.

• Readability - How To Write Articles And Other Material That Will Be Easily Read By Your Audience - When writing articles to use for ezines, newsletters, website, and article marketing, readability becomes an important factor. If your articles are not easy to read, people will not stay with you long enough to find out what you have to say.

• Readability Metrics: Are They Getting Your Message? by Paul Nicholls - According to the encyclopedia, "Readability is a measure of the accessibility of a piece of writing, indicating how wide an audience it will reach. Readability is a judgment of how easy a text is to understand."

• Readability Over Appearance - Web Poll by Rick Sloboda - More than 93 per cent of Internet users indicated they favour speed and readability over appearance when visiting websites, according to a recent online poll conducted by Webcopyplus.

• Reading Effortlessly and With Expression = Reading Success by Brenda Geier - Materials: Fun short text with rhythm such as poems at the Independent Level Parents and teachers: Assist your children/students in becoming fluent readers by...

• Sales Letter Writing: Boost Your B2B Readability by Alan Sharpe - Keeping your reader hooked right to the end of your letter is one of the hardest challenges in business-to-business direct mail lead generation. The secret is making your copy easy to read.

• Seven Steps To A More Compelling, Engaging And Readable Book by Peter Bowerman - The suggestions that follow are all about making your writing more clear, concise, conversational, coherent, and compelling - all of which, incidentally, is about considering your audience.

• Sharpen Your Writing With Structure by Robert Warren - At some point, every serious writer is forced to sit down and conclude that there is something seriously wrong with their work. It wanders; it is pretty in some spots and horribly ugly in others.

• Simple Steps To Improve Your Websites Readability by Mark Webster - Consider your target audience. Even if they are a group of teenage girls looking for new shoes, it's never a good idea to use tiny type. It doesn't have to be enormous, but up to a point, larger type is better.

• Technical Writing in Plain English by Phil Dean - Most of us find it difficult to write clearly and concisely, especially with a technical document such as a user manual or a requirements specification. Here are a few do's and don'ts.

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