The document discusses guidelines for formatting text for easy reading, including left-justifying paragraphs rather than centering them so readers' eyes are guided to the correct line, using a plain background without distractions behind text, avoiding underlining words which can interfere with readability, and ensuring high contrast between text and background colors.

1. 1. LEFT- JUSTIFY PARAGRAPHS
Left- justifying paragraphs
of text is good. Centering paragraphs
of a text is bad. Skilled readers
automatically moved their eyes to the same
left margin and down one line
when reading paragraph of text.
If the text is centered, the automatic movements of the
eye end up at the wrong place. This slows down reading
and could interfere with comprehension.

2. Left- justifying paragraphs of text is good. Centering
Paragraphs of a txt is bad. Skilled readers automatically
moved their eyes to the same left margin and down one
line when reading paragraph of text. If the text is
centered, the automatic movements of the eye end up at
the wrong place. This slows down reading and could
interfere with comprehension.

3. 2. Place text on a quiet background.
The text on a busy background is noisy. It provides
visual cues that disrupt word perception. If you’re using
a background photo, simply place a slightly transparent
box of a solid colour behind the text.

4. 3. Avoid underlining words
The text on a busy background is noisy. It provides
visual cues that disrupt word perception. If you’re using a
background photo, simply place a slightly transparent box
of a solid colour behind the text.

5. 3. Avoid underlining words
Avoid underlining words. According to Robin Williams,
author of The Non- Designers Type Book, the underline
interferes with the letters it is emphasizing.

6. Avoid underlining words. According to Robin
Williams, author of The Non- Designers Type Book, the
underline interferes with the letters it is emphasizing.

7. 4. Use high Contrast Between text and Background