1. At the beginning of the creative process it is necessary to prepare the structure of the future article. It should have: title, introductory section, main part, conclusion. If its volume exceeds 3.000 characters, it is necessary to solve the issue of subheadings and the division into sections. If possible, it is advisable to use bulleted lists, which greatly facilitate the perception of textual information.
2. Any part of the article should have a complete thought, and the narrative should be logical and consistent. If after reading the text there is a feeling of understatement and contradiction, it is necessary to make changes and additions to eliminate ambiguity.
3. When writing an article, use simple and understandable language. Do not use specific terms or "jargon" expressions that may not be familiar to the average visitor. The exception in this matter are sites aimed at a highly specialized audience.
4. Avoid cluttering of adjectival sentences and deuteronomies. Do not form very long sentences. Such a technique, made famous in the past by the classic Leo Tolstoy, is unacceptable for any current web project.
5. Use graphic elements in your text. These include various styles, such as bold and underline. Use italics moderately - too much italics can make the material unreadable.
6. It is necessary to divide the article into paragraphs. Monolithic text is difficult and uncomfortable to read, especially if it is placed on a dark background.
7. It is mandatory to proofread the final version of the written text and check its literacy. This should be done twice: the first time immediately after creating the article, and the second time two or three days later. It is possible that you will want to make some changes and additions, and also a few "bloopers" will be discovered.
In addition, it is advisable to check your finished article with online tools:
• Yandex-Speller - helps you find and correct spelling mistakes - https://tech.yandex.ru/speller/
• Semantic analysis on Advego (registration required) - https://advego.ru/text/seo/
It should be noted that most authors make the following mistake: the pronoun "you" is misspelled. When addressing a large number of people, "you" should be written with a small letter. If the address is addressed to a specific person and used in official documents (e.g., letters), then "you" should be written with an uppercase (capital, capital) letter.