Main heading:

Use the Heading 1 style for primary headings so that screen readers can identify them as such.

If not already, manually change your heading 1 style to be:

• sans serif (e.g. Arial, Verdana, Trebuchet or Calibri),
• 16 pt, and
• Bold

Test 1

Test 1

Test 1

Test 1

Test 1

Test 1

Test 1

Then set this formatting as your default for this style.

Sub Headings:

Use Heading 2 style for sub headings.

If not already, manually change your heading 2 style to be:

1. sans serif (e.g. Arial, Verdana, Trebuchet or Calibri),
2. 14 pt, and
3. Bold

Then set this formatting as your default for this style.

Sub Sub Headings:

Use Heading 3 for sub sub-headings.

If not already, manually change your heading 2 style to be:

 - sans serif (e.g. Arial, Verdana, Trebuchet or Calibri),

 - 12 pt, and

 - Bold

Then set this formatting as your default for this style.

Paragraph

Paragraphs should not be styled as headings. Paragraphs should be ‘normal’ style.

They should be:

• Sans serif font, 12 point
• 1.5 spacing (except for lists of bullet points)
• Left aligned instead of justified

Then set this formatting as your default for this style.

Your document should also:

• Leave sufficient white space at either side of the page
• Avoid using block capitals or italics. Use bold to make text stand out instead.
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