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Formatting page content
Creating a hierarchy makes your pages easier to read, and is really important for accessibility. Check out the  to learn about:
- Naming your pages
- Using headings to divide content into sections
- Nesting headings properly
- Using callouts and other page components to organize your pages
Writing for the web
People read differently on the web than they do in books or other print mediums. The  has tips about:
- Keeping your content short and sweet
- Writing like you talk
- Organizing your information and using headings
- Using helpful and accessible link text (no “click here” or “learn more”)
- Defining acronyms the first time they appear on the page
PCC writing guidelines
The writing style guide also covers some , such as:
- Do you capitalize College? What about campus?
- Using “you” not “the student”
- Using “website” not “Web site”, and other commonly misspelled words
- Formatting dates and times