If you are writing in HTML , think about how your article links together. It's easy to link files using progression of argument but consider linking your text by theme too - highlighting related words, phrases or even images that occur throughout your text. See also Cornelius Holtorf 's article in issue 6. Offer alternative paths through your article - see Milco Wansleeben and Leo Verhart 's article in issue 4 where the authors offer different navigation routes to follow according to the level of detail the reader may desire. Images and Multimedia Unlike print, it costs no more to use colour in your images and diagrams than it does to include it as black and white.
Images are important to the reader.
They help to maintain interest but they are also very efficient means of communicating ideas, especially over the web. We welcome articles that can incorporate all manner of multimedia and other visual aids too - interactive maps, diagrams, video and virtual reality. If you have not already created your database, it would be useful for us to see an outline of your proposed structure at an early stage. Make sure that you have copy-edited your text. If you are conversant with html, then you can create your paper as a series of separate files from the start.