The web writer’s role is crucial in creating readable, useful and findable web content that enables readers to complete their web tasks quickly and painlessly.
Now fully revised and condensed to a one-day course, Writing for the Web provides the essential guidance and techniques to make the most impact.
[Previously titled 'Writing and Editing for the Web']
Anyone who creates or has responsibility for web content, including content designers, editors, writers, bloggers, business owners, and publicity and marketing staff.
Sue Davis
Our short courses are run at a variety of venues in Central London. Information and directions can be found on our Contact Us page. Please check your Joining Instructions for your specific course venue.
Note that most of our short courses can also be run as In-Company events.
Please read our Terms & Conditions“Great course. Would thoroughly recommend. I’ve gained a good understanding of how users read websites, plus some really good tips for SEO.” Project Editor
“I took the course because I'd had no formal training and I did not feel confident 'winging' it. Now I feel confident that what I have been doing is right. I learnt how not use 'learn more' or 'read more' in links and to use more bullets in text for more scannable reading. Sue looked at my website, as a result of which, I've re-jigged, so thank you!” Copy-editor, proofreader and copywriter, Esteemed Editing
“I really enjoyed the course. The pacing was just right, and it felt informal and relaxed while still being informative. An immediate benefit is the checklist to use when looking over the new, but not yet launched, website.” Alumni Relations Officer (Publications), St John’s College, Cambridge
“I liked the mix of discussions/shout-outs and individual exercises. The amount of content covered in the course was also well-judged. It reinforced what I already knew, gave me some principles to hang those on, and plugged some gaps with new knowledge.” Proofreading student