Table of contents
A table of contents gives users an overview of the document's contents and organization. It also allows readers to go directly to a specific section of an online document. This enables readers to jump to content relevant to them, or quickly re-find information.
Example
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Styles
Make use of styles in Microsoft Word.
Styles allow you to ‘tag’ text as different types, such as what is a heading, what is body text, what is a list. By tagging content and categorising it, you can then consistently format those types of text. This also allows screen readers to interpret the different styles.
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