How to make a guide guide.
Guides are indeed useful, but they must be well written.
Here are some tips:
1. Don't make a guide if you are not sure about what you are going to explain. Be sure to acknowledge the subject before making a guide. This is the most important thing to take in mind.
2. Write the guide in correct english. "Expensive" words makes you look smart, grammar errors are the best way to the reader immediately click on the .
3. Fill your guide with BBCodes and different font sizes. And as for BBCodes I mean colors and alternation between bold/italic/underlined text. Makes people get interested in what you are explaining while makes your guide prettier. I recommend size 4 for Subtitles and 5 for titles. As for numerations, 3 fits good.
4. Use as many images as you can! Unless your subject doesn't allow it, images are the most easy and didactic way to make people understand better what you are teaching.
5. Try resuming your text. Posts with 2131238192 words are surely not read from the beginning till the end. OR, try to explain those 2131238192 words in topics.
6. A good start is a good end. So, start your guide with a creative title and with a smart introduction.
7. After writing your guide, read it from the beginning till the end, TWICE. Check for grammar errors, things that can be improved for an easy comprehension, BBCode errors, etc.
And that is all. Anything that can be improved, say.
Us3r.
Here are some tips:
1. Don't make a guide if you are not sure about what you are going to explain. Be sure to acknowledge the subject before making a guide. This is the most important thing to take in mind.
2. Write the guide in correct english. "Expensive" words makes you look smart, grammar errors are the best way to the reader immediately click on the .
3. Fill your guide with BBCodes and different font sizes. And as for BBCodes I mean colors and alternation between bold/italic/underlined text. Makes people get interested in what you are explaining while makes your guide prettier. I recommend size 4 for Subtitles and 5 for titles. As for numerations, 3 fits good.
4. Use as many images as you can! Unless your subject doesn't allow it, images are the most easy and didactic way to make people understand better what you are teaching.
5. Try resuming your text. Posts with 2131238192 words are surely not read from the beginning till the end. OR, try to explain those 2131238192 words in topics.
6. A good start is a good end. So, start your guide with a creative title and with a smart introduction.
7. After writing your guide, read it from the beginning till the end, TWICE. Check for grammar errors, things that can be improved for an easy comprehension, BBCode errors, etc.
And that is all. Anything that can be improved, say.
Us3r.
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