Fudge Expanded Edition contains no index, which I usually regard as a big drawback in a roleplaying book. This is probably due to Fudge's origins as an electronic document. However, it does have a good table of contents, and I found things easy to locate when I went looking. The distinctive monochrome cover - blue ink on a light blue background with attractive cover artwork by Storn Cook stands out on a shelf of the more usual RPG fare. I tend to put a slip-on cover over my softcover RPG books to protect them, and I chose to do that with this book.
Interior artwork is black and white.
Some of it is public domain, and some is original art. Most of the clip art fits well, indeed some of it is excellent, though a couple of pieces really don't work for me. The whole book is printed on recycled paper with vegetable ink. This seems to have worked quite well, though the printing on the occasional page isn't perfect - the interiors of some of the bold letters occasionally look a bit smudged on my copy. This is a minor nitpick rather than a problem.