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... ... @@ -1,0 +1,102 @@ 1 +(% class="box" %) 2 +((( 3 +Following this helps: 4 +\\ 5 +))) 6 + 7 +== 8 +Guidance == 9 + 10 + 11 + 12 + 13 +---- 14 + 15 +=== === 16 + 17 +=== Numerals === 18 + 19 +Use ‘one’ unless you’re talking about a step, a point in a list or another situation where using the numeral makes more sense: ‘in point 1 of the design instructions’, for example. Or this: 20 + 21 +You’ll be shown 14 clips that feature everyday road scenes. 22 + 23 +There will be: 24 + 25 +1 developing hazard in 13 clips 26 +2 developing hazards in the other clip 27 + 28 +Write all other numbers in numerals (including 2 to 9) except where it’s part of a common expression like ‘one or two of them’ where numerals would look strange. 29 + 30 +If a number starts a sentence, write it out in full (Thirty-four, for example) except where it starts a title or subheading. 31 + 32 +For numerals over 999, insert a comma for clarity: 9,000 33 + 34 +Use a 0 where there’s no digit before the decimal point. 35 + 36 +Avoid using or write out 0 (zero) and 1 (one) where they could cause confusion with the letters "O" and "I" or "l". 37 + 38 +=== === 39 + 40 +=== Fractions and percentages === 41 + 42 +Spell out common fractions like one-half. 43 + 44 +Use a % sign for percentages: 50% 45 + 46 +Use MB preceded by a space for anything over 1 MB: 4 MB not 4096 KB. 47 + 48 +Use KB preceded by a space for anything under 1 MB: 569 KB not 0.55 MB. 49 + 50 +Keep it as accurate as possible and up to 2 decimal places: 4.03 MB. 51 + 52 +=== === 53 + 54 +=== Ranges === 55 + 56 +Use ‘500 to 900’ and not ‘500-900’. 57 + 58 +Addresses: use ‘to’ in address ranges: 49 to 53 Cherry Street. 59 + 60 +=== === 61 + 62 +=== Ages === 63 + 64 +For most audiences, writing the year followed by the month is most comprehensible. For example: '1 year 6 months' rather than '18 months', 'a year and a half' or '1.5 years'. 65 + 66 +Below 1 year, use months e.g. 6 months old. 67 + 68 +=== === 69 + 70 +=== Typography === 71 + 72 +Use a clear and familiar typography. 1 and I can look the same depending on the typeface. 73 + 74 +=== === 75 + 76 +=== Data === 77 + 78 +Be specific and again, consider the context. 79 +20% of 10 people is very different to 20% of 100. 80 + 81 +---- 82 + 83 +== Usability evidence == 84 + 85 +[['The innate mind: Structure and Contents Part III > Number and natural language'>>url:https://philpapers.org/rec/LAUNAN]], 2005 86 + 87 +[['Formatting the value of a quantity'>>url:https://www.bipm.org/en/publications/si-brochure/section5-3-3.html]], 2006 88 + 89 +[['Show numbers as numerals when writing for online readers'>>url:https://www.nngroup.com/articles/web-writing-show-numbers-as-numerals/]], 2007 90 + 91 +[['Knowledge of number and knowledge of language: Number as a test case for the role of language in cognition'>>url:https://philpapers.org/rec/DECKON]], 2008 92 + 93 +[[GOV.UK Style guide A to Z>>url:https://www.gov.uk/guidance/style-guide/a-to-z-of-gov-uk-style]], UK Government, 2016 94 + 95 +[[GOV.UK Content principles>>url:https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/govuk-content-principles-conventions-and-research-background/govuk-content-principles-conventions-and-research-background]], UK Government, 2016 96 + 97 + 98 +(% class="box" %) 99 +((( 100 +See also: 101 +\\\\ 102 +)))