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Content Tagged ‘plain language’
Post: Ballot questions are hard to understand. Here are 6 ways to fix them.
Post: If a legal right is not readable, is it really a right?
Post: Attention-grabbing style: typography to grab (and hold) your reader’s attention
Post: 3 strategies to improve vote-by-mail signature forms
Post: An invitation to redistricting
Field Guides: Designing vote by mail envelopes
Post: How can we make requirements clear?
Post: A month of presentations
Example: Instructions on vote-by-mail ballots build confidence in Arapahoe County
Post: Writing election information that everyone can read
Example: A Voter Bill of Rights in plain language for California
Example: Helping voters get the right primary election ballot in California
Post: Less can be more in official notices
Field Guides: Writing instructions voters understand
Post: Listening to voters
Example: Absentee ballot instructions in Minnesota
