Why should readability be a brand value in your business?
Readable content helps you make an impact, build trust and reach a wider audience. Find out why readability should be a central part of your business.
Feminist placards: the language of protest
Banners have a way of bringing together feminists from all walks of life. We’ll look at a handful of these and examine the power of their feminist language.
Pandemic clichés and how to avoid them
We’ll explore how pandemic clichés become so prevalent and why you should do your best to avoid them. Then we’ll highlight some useful alternatives.
10 British English phrases
There are some phrases in British English which anyone who didn’t grow up in the UK would struggle to understand. We’ll outline a handful of these and explain their meanings and origins.
Readability in design: principles of usability
Website accessibility is all about making websites available to everyone. As well as content readability, accessibility is boosted by usability and visual readability. We’ll cover what this means for your website and an example of usability principles in action.
Successful authors who started late
To inspire you, we’ve collated key authors who found writing success later in life. It’s never too late to write your magnum opus.
Italian words that English really needs
Italian rolls off the tongue and there are many fascinating words that aren’t directly translatable into English. Here are some of our favourites.
How has distance learning increased the need for readability?
Distance learning has become essential, changing the way we learn. FInd out how it has impacted the demand for readability and accessibility.
How to repurpose a document for the web
For accessibility, it's best practice to convert documents to HTML when uploading resources. We'll cover the best way to do this.
Readable grammar 101: acronyms and initialisms
Acronyms and initialisms often get confused. Find out what acronyms and initialisms are, how social media has blurred the line, and examples of both.
Writing tips from authors who didn’t mince words
Some writers didn't mince words when it came to advice. We'll highlight lesser-known quotes by writers who told it like it is.
How can financial services use readability to inspire trust?
Readability makes customers trust financial brands. Trust is the second most important purchase factor. How can banks meet this demand for clarity?