Writing in the Digital Realm

Writing in the digital realm, whether it’s writing on the web or writing e-mail or creating presentations, is in many ways quite like writing elsewhere; you still follow the same principles regarding grammar, usage, and style. In other ways, particularly those having to do with purpose, audience and delivery, writing in the digital realm is very different. This page links to various resources I’ve creating about writing for the Web, and writing HTML.

A Quick and Dirty Introduction to HTML (.pdf file)
HTML Resources
HTML Entities
Cheat Notes For Web 2.0

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