Consistency in multi-page documents is important and helps guide readers through the design by having the same text styles. Using style sheets ensures consistency and simplifies future changes by applying changes made to the style sheet across all instances. To create a style sheet, a designer uses the paragraph styles palette to apply features, save the style, and apply it to text.

1. Elements of Design
Unit 10: Continuity
Module 1: Applying Styles
Style sheets
Consistency in multi-page
documents is important. Having
the same size body text, subheads,
and callouts help guide a reader
through the design. It also helps
the reader locate items they are
looking for on the page quicker .

2. Elements of Design
Unit 10: Continuity
Module 1: Applying Styles
Style sheets
Using style sheets to ensure
similar items match is important.
Not only does it ensure
consistency, it can also simplify
changes later on by making it so
the change only has to be made
to the style sheet once to have it
apply to all instances of that
style.

3. Elements of Design
Unit 10: Continuity
Module 1: Applying Styles
Style sheets
To create a style sheet, a
designer uses the paragraph
styles palette. Apply the desired
features through the tabs in the
palette then save. Apply this
style to the desired text.