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		<title>Style Guide for Online Hypertext</title>
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		<description>When writing for the Web, the documents usually become part of a larger collection. It&apos;s important that the site follows a common structure so all documents are available in a logical place. For a document, the style is also very important. By using a common style, you ensure that a reader can use the site effectively. Some important aspects are indicating the status of the document, using images and icons, and writing in a device-independent way.</description>
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