Lesson 4 of 9
How people read online
How people read online
Eye-tracking studies show people read web pages in an F-shaped pattern: across the top, then down the left, scanning for relevance. They read perhaps 20–28% of the words on a page.
Write for scanners:
- Put the most important point first (the 'inverted pyramid')
- Use short paragraphs (1–3 sentences)
- Break content with headings, lists, and bold keywords
- Cut filler words ruthlessly
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