Learn to create a one-page brief with a clear answer, comparison criteria, interpretable figures, useful supplements, and revisions based on reader questions.
A one-page brief should preserve the decision and necessary evidence. Provide additional material instead of squeezing all detail into small text.
One page is a format, and complex decisions may require supplements. Specify the purpose of reading it.
Identify the chosen option and criteria such as cost or duration. W3C recommends meaningful headings. (W3C: Writing for web accessibility)
Name sections so readers can find needed information.
Keep periods, counting definitions, and sources near figures. Explain arrow meanings and comparison variables in diagrams.
Use descriptive links for detailed tables or research.
Record missing decision information and revise the main brief and supplements.
Public information pages can similarly connect central answers with details.
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A: Retain supplements needed for the decision.
A: Keep the content readable and usable.
A: Period, counting definition, and source.
A: Record and repair information readers found missing.
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