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Readers quickly scan the main sections of a page to understand its content. The most effective web content is concise and simple to scan, making it easy for users to find the important information.<ref>Barr, Chris (2010). Yahoo! Style Guide. New York: St. Martin's.</ref> | Readers quickly scan the main sections of a page to understand its content. The most effective web content is concise and simple to scan, making it easy for users to find the important information. Breaking up text into interesting, easy-to-read sections helps users quickly find information.<ref>Barr, Chris (2010). Yahoo! Style Guide. New York: St. Martin's. p8.</ref> | ||
=== Examples of Digital Documents === | === Examples of Digital Documents === | ||