A text format that marks a few words in the accent color.
Write less, mean more
A highlight draws the eye to a few words. It never carries meaning on its own: the sentence says what matters, the mark only adds weight.
Plans change, so we keep every draft for thirty days and restore any of them on request.
Good structure makes content easier to read, to maintain and to extend. Headings name the sections, lists hold the steps and paragraphs carry one thought each.
Short sentences help readers who scan. Long ones still have their place when the thought needs room to unfold and the reader has the time to follow it.
Lines under the words that count
An underline is quieter than a marker. Use it for a deadline or for a result you are proud of.
Every page of the site follows the same rules for type, color and space. That keeps the reading calm, even when the topics change from one page to the next.
Good structure makes content easier to read, to maintain and to extend. Headings name the sections, lists hold the steps and paragraphs carry one thought each.
A circle for one word
The circle is the loudest of the three. Keep it for one place per page, or mark a yes in a list of answers.
Short sentences help readers who scan. Long ones still have their place when the thought needs room to unfold and the reader has the time to follow it.