Writing Microcopy: Tips and Pointers: The eLearning Coach
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NLC-Molly/writing
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Molly Anglin is a woman from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
I head up the information architecture team at non~linear creations, a Canadian interactive consultancy specializing in:
large-scale CMS implementations,
enterprise search deployments
and online marketing initiatives.
You can find me blogging (occasionally...) at: www.nonlinear.ca/blog
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From the page:
"Whitespace is not so much a luxury as it is a prerequisite. Every pixel of whitespace around the text can help the reader stay focused instead of wandering off. A readers' eyes must repeatedly approach the edge of the text block; a sidebar that is set too close to the text--or one that is brighter or darker in color--will compete with her on every line. Even a small increase in padding between text and sidebar (especially if the sidebar includes more text) can make for a more restful page, and reinforce the reader's own sense of solitude."
