Well-Structured Content PASS
Clear headings guide the reader
Good content uses short paragraphs with simple language. Each paragraph should cover one idea. Sentences should be clear and direct.
Readers scan web pages rather than reading every word. Breaking content into small chunks with descriptive headings helps users find what they need quickly.
Proper Use of Lists PASS
Lists make content easier to scan. Here are the key benefits:
- They break complex information into digestible pieces
- They create visual hierarchy on the page
- They improve readability scores
Steps should use ordered lists when sequence matters:
- Identify the main topic of your content
- Break the topic into key points
- Write one paragraph per point
- Add a descriptive heading above each section
Descriptive Links PASS
These links clearly describe where they lead:
Blockquote with Citation PASS
"Write clear and simple content. Use short sentences and familiar words. Avoid jargon and explain technical terms when you must use them."
— W3C Web Accessibility Initiative, Tips for Writing