Opening your workspace
Preparing the canvas and shared controls.
Preparing the canvas and shared controls.
A working specimen of the words, structures and formatting in your library.
A complete dummy article with headings, lists, quotes, links, code, commands, tables and captions. Read it with your article typography, or adapt a fresh copy.
A clear idea, thoughtfully expressed.
Good content gives an idea a useful shape. Let the headline lead, give the body room to explain, and make the next step clear.
Lead with one clear thought.
Use concrete words and useful details.
Leave room for the reader.
Collect the idea.
Find its working form.
Review it in context.
Give a good idea room to be read.
.article {
max-inline-size: 65ch;
line-height: 1.75;
}npx transitions-dev add --freeKeep related files in ./transitions/. This treatment is called inline code.
Stage | Purpose |
|---|---|
Collect | Record the observation. |
Review | Check it in context. |
Be clear, specific and human. Choose a useful detail before reaching for a superlative.
Use: clarity, intention, considered, possibility. Avoid: empty claims and words that need another sentence to explain them.
Keep a useful passage with its context. Add a source link and note what the fragment might help you explore before turning it into finished copy.
Try a shorter opening. Check the example against the project brief. Keep the next step specific.
Articles, reusable copy, collected material and working notes.
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