[Article title]
Example: the intro goes here. It sums up the article in two or three sentences and gives readers a reason to keep going.
This is a template. All the text below is example text that shows how an article looks and should be replaced.
Example: the first paragraph picks up where the intro left off. Use it to explain the background, describe the problem or ask the question the article will answer. Short paragraphs of three to five sentences make the text easy to read, especially on a phone.
Example: the next paragraph builds on the argument. Write the way you would talk to a client, and use everyday examples where you can.
[Subheading]
Example: subheadings split the text into clear parts and make it easy to skim. A good subheading tells readers what the section below is about.
- Example: an item in a list
- Example: lists work well for steps, tips or summaries
- Example: keep each item short
Example: a quote or a key point you want to highlight.
[Smaller subheading]
Example: smaller subheadings can break a longer section down further. You can use them to walk through one step at a time.
- Example: first step
- Example: second step
- Example: third step
Key takeaway
Example: a short summary of the most important points in two or three sentences.
[Subheading]
Example: end with a paragraph that ties the article together and tells readers what to do next.
Sources: [source 1], [source 2]
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