Lots of help how to form a nice guide here: http://www.mobafire.com/league-of-legends/build/making-a-guide-101506
Also, you could write, early/mid/late game chapter.
Also, you could write, early/mid/late game chapter.
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Yeah that's the guide I followed for a lot of mine. I was simply wondering if there were any other simple things I could do to make it look clean and easy to read, besides [ center ] and [ list ]
Also, thank you for the advice on a chapter to add. I will do that a bit later.
Also, thank you for the advice on a chapter to add. I will do that a bit later.
That blue you're using against the dark background is really hard on the eyes. Maybe use Royal Blue or something.
Searz's Guide Template is a really good way to start formatting your guide, and you can find the color hexadeximal codes, which are always useful. Link Here
Searz's Guide Template is a really good way to start formatting your guide, and you can find the color hexadeximal codes, which are always useful. Link Here
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I dislike using centre for body paragraphs because it looks weird and looks less structured. That's just me.
But the main thing would be using indents along with the centre. The end result to me looks messy. Standard formatting (i.e left to right) with indents/dot points I feel is the best since its simple and concise.
Possibly usage of large icons instead of overusing these ones...example
Boots
Also it splits the page up so it look less like a wall of text. Continuing from this use the item planner thing on mobafire and link it in to the guide. Its really good to split walls of text further.
Last advice would be to find 1 or 2 oolours and stick with them - It gives it a uniform look to the guide. Lighter colours will be easier on the eyes.
But the main thing would be using indents along with the centre. The end result to me looks messy. Standard formatting (i.e left to right) with indents/dot points I feel is the best since its simple and concise.
Possibly usage of large icons instead of overusing these ones...example
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Also it splits the page up so it look less like a wall of text. Continuing from this use the item planner thing on mobafire and link it in to the guide. Its really good to split walls of text further.
Last advice would be to find 1 or 2 oolours and stick with them - It gives it a uniform look to the guide. Lighter colours will be easier on the eyes.
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It's better than not doing anything at all to it, however I was wondering what else I could do to make it more visually appealing. Thank you.