Short paragraphs make the page more inviting to read, as well. These make the page more inviting to read. Imagine how boring this information would look without the subheads. Subheads let the reader scan for the most relevant information rather than give up reading before finding the parts that apply to him or her. Bulleted points can also help break up material that contains lists.
Illustrations do more than improve the appearance.
Effective ones draw people's attention to your publication. They can also draw attention to and reinforce an important point. For example, a drawing of a person writing can help make the point that you must submit your request for a fair hearing in written form. A drawing of a calendar with 10 days crossed off reinforces the point that the reader has 10 days to act. Use type that is large enough for easy reading Adequate type size is very important, especially to older readers and to readers who cannot afford eyeglasses.