Tuesday, May 30, 2017

Properly formatting lists

Properly formatting lists

Follow these simple rules to correctly format a list:
Number your list if order is relevant
            If you use numbers it implies a prioritized sequence.
Don’t use bullets
            If you use a dot or a symbol to lead items in an unnumbered list, it is known as bullets.
Use an introductory sentence
            If your list is numbered or unnumbered you should use an introductory sentence.
Be consistent within your list
            If you use a list of single words, a phrase, or a complete sentence, keep it the same.
Use proper punctuation
            If your set up is incomplete, use a phrase that completes the sentence and end it with a period.
Insure a list is the best choice to display your information
            If you are formatting a list, make sure that a sentence or a paragraph is not a better choice.
Avoid separators
            If you are using words such as “I” or “a” try to rewrite the list to exclude these separators.

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