Give every section a purpose
Use headings that reveal the argument rather than merely naming a topic. A reader scanning the outline should understand the route through the document and find a useful place to resume.
Keep supporting work connected
Link research, decisions, character notes, project records, or reference material instead of forcing every useful detail into one file. Bring material into the main document when the reader needs it to follow the argument.
Change modes as the work changes
Use Visual for composition, Source for exact syntax, Split for demanding structures, and Reader for revision from the audience’s perspective. A separate window can keep supporting work visible without crowding the active section.
Read at the right scale
Adjust width, typography, zoom, and appearance for the screen in front of you. Check the same work on iPhone, iPad, and Mac when the audience may move between them.
Design the final pages
Choose the target paper size early enough to reveal crowded tables, long code lines, oversized diagrams, and awkward section endings. Use deliberate page breaks and review the generated PDF from beginning to end.
Bring your thinking into focus.
Start with one real note and follow it as far as it needs to go.
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