Last updated: 01/04/2019
Checklist — writing for the web
If you need web content added, removed or updated on the Practice Centre, you can provide the content designers with a list of bullet points, a summary or an initial draft. This checklist will help you write an initial draft.Guidance page
Guidance pages contain more detailed practice guidance around a specific process step or nuance of practice.
Each guidance page needs a:
- title — clear and descriptive
- summary — maximum 255 characters
- main body with the detailed guidance — no set structure
- set of links to related policies, guidance information and resources.
Example: Caregiver review meetings
Writing for the web
When you’re writing for the web:
- try to write no more than 2 A4 pages for each web page
- write using plain language – for example:
- use active sentences most of the time
- keep sentences and paragraphs short
- use short words, such as 'use' not 'utilise', and 'before' not 'prior to'
- avoid jargon
- break text up with descriptive headings
- break text up with bullet points
- put links on a separate line.