The document provides tips for writing content for multiple platforms like desktop, tablet, and mobile. It emphasizes making the reader experience easy by keeping information clear, concise, and simple. Additional tips include embedding relevant links, including extra details like photos and documents, and tweaking photos for aesthetics and impact.

1. Remember the Reader Experience
We are welcoming readers to enjoy
themselves.
Reading our site should not be hard work.

2. Remember multiple platforms
●desktop/laptop
●tablet
●mobile

3. We are like architects
(or chefs,
or auto designers)

4. These are houses, too
Complete with
walls, a roof
and windows.

5. Where would you rather live?

6. Beyond the cinder block abode
Clarity in
writing
Name the
city/county or
other locale you
are writing about
Be clear about
time frames
Be detailed
about upcoming
events
Keep it
simple
WHO, WHAT,
WHEN,
WHERE, and
maybe WHY

7. Embed those links
Any place that has a website, Wikipedia page
or Facebook page can be linked to.
● Schools, cities, counties, community
groups, government agencies
● BHKN archives

8. Extra amenities
● Additional photos
or charts
● Pack more info into
the photo caption
● Attached
documents
● Contact information

9. A big part of aesthetics for a website
The images.

10. A broken sidewalk

11. Dropbox.com
● LOG IN:
info@blackhillsknowledgenetwork.org
● PASSWORD
love2know

12. How to tweak photos
●Picasa (instructions handout)
●Paint (live demo)
●GIMP (opensource free online)

13. Microsoft Paint