Is your web writing aligned for the Web?

Posted June 17, 2008 | Posted By Web Copywriters at Webcopyplus
Categories: Writing for the Web | Tags: Web Content Strategy, Web Design, Writing for the Web | 0 Comments | Share This

Most populations read from left to right, hence, it’s best to align your web writing to the left side of your pages.

Centered or right-aligned text is difficult to read. It causes eye strain, which is bad for visitors and consequently counter-productive for your business. Centered headlines can also hinder readability.

Making your web writing easy to read is a plus for your visitors and your bottom line.

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