diff --git a/_includes/writing/language.html b/_includes/writing/language.html index d780ad0..64f0ede 100644 --- a/_includes/writing/language.html +++ b/_includes/writing/language.html @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
Don't use apostrophes for plural abbreviations.
Don't use i.e. or e.g.; they are not localization-friendly.
Use bold text to draw the reader's eye to key phrases and statements in your email and web content. For product copy or help articles, use bold for static UI elements like menu items, buttons, screen headings, and anything else you want to call attention to.
If you need to bold an element but the UI doesn't support it, for example, in a dialog header or a UI message, you can use italics instead.
-Use italics for fields that might change, like a page name. See italics for more guidelines.
+Use italics for fields that might change, like a page name.
See bold for more information about how to format UI elements.
You don't need to create a list for tasks that have 2 or fewer steps.
To add a new user macro:
Five great guidelines for clear, concise writing, courtesy of George Orwell: