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020 a| 0735711518;

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100 1 a| Price, Jonathan,d| 1941-=| ^A98782;

245 10 a| Hot text :b| Web writing that works /c| Jonathan Price and Lisa Price.;

300 a| xv, 507 pages :b| illustrations ;c| 24 cm;

336 a| text2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references (p. 481-492) and index.;

505 00 g| I.t| Catch the net spirit --g| 1.t| Who Am I Writing for, and Incidentally, Who Am I? --g| 2.t| What Kind of Thing Am I Creating? --g| 3.t| What Will the Web Do to My Text? --g| 4.t| Attention! --g| II.t| Write like a human being --g| 5.t| Idea #1: Shorten That Text--g| 6.t| Idea #2: Make Text Scannable --g| 7.t| Idea #3: Cook Up Hot Links --g| 8.t| Idea #4: Build Chunky Paragraphs --g| 9.t| Idea #5: Reduce Cognitive Burdens --g| 10.t| Idea #6: Write Menus That Mean Something --g| III.t| Fine tune your style for the genres --g| 11.t| Writing in a Genre --g| 12.t| Creating Customer Assistance That Actually Helps --g| 13.t| Persuading Niche Markets, Individuals, and the Press --g| 14.t| Making News That Fits --g| 15.t| Entertaining People Who Like to Read --g| 16.t| Getting a Job --g| IV.t| Become a pro --g| 17.t| So You Wannabe a Web Writer or Editor --g| V.t| Backup --g| 18.t| Writerly Sites --g| 19.t| If You Like to Read;

650 0 a| Web sitesx| Design.=| ^A392784;

650 0 a| English languagex| Composition and exercises.=| ^A5555;

650 0 a| Web site development.=| ^A438160;

650 0 a| Authorship.=| ^A12140;

650 17 a| Internet.2| gtt;

700 1 a| Price, Lisa,d| 1952-=| ^A1201402;

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Hot text : Web writing that works / Jonathan Price and Lisa Price.

Author/creator	Price, Jonathan, 1941-
Other author	Price, Lisa, 1952-
Format	Book
Publication Info	Indianapolis, Ind. : New Riders, ©2002.
Description	xv, 507 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Subjects	Web sites--Design. English language--Composition and exercises. Web site development. Authorship.

Contents	I. Catch the net spirit -- 1. Who Am I Writing for, and Incidentally, Who Am I? -- 2. What Kind of Thing Am I Creating? -- 3. What Will the Web Do to My Text? -- 4. Attention! -- II. Write like a human being -- 5. Idea #1: Shorten That Text-- 6. Idea #2: Make Text Scannable -- 7. Idea #3: Cook Up Hot Links -- 8. Idea #4: Build Chunky Paragraphs -- 9. Idea #5: Reduce Cognitive Burdens -- 10. Idea #6: Write Menus That Mean Something -- III. Fine tune your style for the genres -- 11. Writing in a Genre -- 12. Creating Customer Assistance That Actually Helps -- 13. Persuading Niche Markets, Individuals, and the Press -- 14. Making News That Fits -- 15. Entertaining People Who Like to Read -- 16. Getting a Job -- IV. Become a pro -- 17. So You Wannabe a Web Writer or Editor -- V. Backup -- 18. Writerly Sites -- 19. If You Like to Read
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (p. 481-492) and index.
LCCN	2001089176
ISBN	0735711518
ISBN	9780735711518

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