A text can and should be divided into paragraphs. A paragraph makes breathing holes in the text and gives the reader the opportunity to stop and take breaks.

A quote, especially a good one, makes an excellent brake between paragraphs.

A paragraph should preferably not contain more than one main point. Create a new paragraph when you move on to a new topic or a new main point.

Intermediate headings

Sometimes it may be appropriate to put headings over the paragraphs. Such headings are called intermediate headings. Intermediate headings should be written so that they make it easier for the reader to get an overview of the content of the article.

You can do a lot with typography to create dynamism and variety in an article. Each typographic element has a different purpose. The typographic elements that are available are these:

Lists

There are two types of lists: unsorted lists and sorted lists. Sorted lists are numbered, but unsorted lists aren't.

Unsorted list

• Unsorted list

• In a list we can list things.

• We can use links.

• To highlight certain words in list items we can use bold and italic.

Sorted list

1. In a list we can list things.

2. We can use links.

3. To highlight certain words in list items we can use bold and italic.