WEB SITES
Writing for a Web site is different from writing for print.
Writing for print is linear in nature, whereas writing for the Web is nonlinear.
Web page content is usually chunked and packaged, so that a reader can quickly scan the page and decide whether to read more. (Readers spend very little time reading text on an individual Web page.)
Web pages feature highlighted keywords, extensive use of subheadings, bulleted lists, and normally ...
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