A client/colleague of mine is a regular contributor to Ragan.com, an organization for corporate communicators (clearly not for web designers, which you’ll note if you visit the site).

Ginny has written several brilliant articles, particularly on the subject of writing clarity. One of her open-to-the-public articles is particularly Maven-like, so I thought I’d talk about it here.

In How a heart doctor helped one medical writer, Ginny shares how a cardiologist taught her a most important writing lesson: in lieu of complicated explanations, create word pictures that are fun to read and easy to understand.

Read Ginny’s article on Ragan.com.

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