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1. #26440 You can keep copy from turning zombie by starting with a clear idea of exactly what you want to say. It's tempting to just start writing, but this approach can leave your pages vulnerable to zombification, because it's easier to sound like you’re making sense than to actually make sense. Outlines can serve as an effective vaccine against living death. Kissane, Erin. List Apart, A (2005). Articles>Web Design>Writing 2. #20231 It's a style thing. It's a usability thing. It's a tricky thing for large content sites and a step up for independents. It's typographically correct punctuation on the web, and ALA's associate editor makes the case for it. Kissane, Erin. List Apart, A (2001). Design>Typography>CSS>Web Design 3. #28243 An About page should provide context and necessary facts, but should also give the reader compelling reasons to do what you want them to do. Kissane, Erin. List Apart, A (2006). Design>Web Design>Rhetoric
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