Writers use style guides (also called style sheets) to effectively and clearly communicate with their audiences; editors use style guides to make sure they’ve done that! There are essentially three kinds of editorial style guides–the guidelines on how text, tables, images, video, and layout should consistently appear in your publications. In this post I [...]
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