Online Communication

QUESTIONS: How do readers read on the web? What are the "three S's"? What should you avoid to keep content scannable? What does good writing consist of? Which would you say is the most important?

1.You scan over the webpage instead of reading it entirely.
2.The three s's are scannable, short, and segmented.
3.Extensive use of hard-to-read italics, mixing too many fonts, and using underlines for anything except links.
4.Good writing should be written with a goal in mind, be clear, concisely, and consistently ,should have examples and details.
5.I think that the most important is to try to 3.You should avoid keep the readers attention by writing engagingly, and should be interesting.

Writing for the Web : Usability of Websites for teenagers

This topic is about teenagers on the web.When using the web teenagers tend to have less of a success rate. They are often get bored and move on to the next site. What teenagers want is for a site to be nice and simple. They want there to be good content such as interactive content. Teens do not want to have to read a bunch of text and words. Teens like to have cool looking graphics. So when it comes to a website for teens it should be short, simple, and have cool graphics.