All spacing, including the gap between your first page header elements, the title and the first paragraph, and the space between paragraphs, should be double-spaced. Use a legible, 12-point font that resembles a typeface seen in a book. Fonts that resemble handwriting or other whimsical styles should be avoided. If you have a limited number of fonts to choose from, use the ones that are most appropriate for your audience. Spacing is important because it gives readers time to take in the information that you provide them. Without enough space between elements, they may not give your piece its own individual voice and could even cause people to skim over it. Although there is no set amount of space that should separate each element, you should try to ensure that there is at least one inch (2.5 cm) of space between each one. You should also avoid using all caps for headings. This action can be effective when used sparingly, but if everything you write is in all caps, it can become difficult to read and understand. Finally, proofread your work before you publish it! Not only will this help make your writing clearer and more concise, but it will also help you avoid any embarrassing spelling mistakes or grammatical errors.