Example for Checkpoint
13.8 - Place distinguishing information at the beginning of headings, paragraphs, lists, etc.

To decrease the amount of sifting readers perform to find important information, place distinguishing information at the beginning of headings, paragraphs, lists, etc. This is commonly referred to as "front-loading" and is especially helpful for people accessing information serially.

This list "front-loads" the links (which are probably more important than their supporting text).

• Visit the Wonderful World of Sponge, if you have a moment, and if you are so inclined.
• Sea Cucumbers Galore is another interesting invertebrate site to visit.
• Starfish and Lobsters and Crabs, Oh My! is the absolute best site.

This list is not "front-loaded":

• If you have a moment, visit the Wonderful World of Sponge, if you are so inclined.
• Another interesting invertebrate site to visit is Sea Cucumbers Galore.
• But the absolute best site is Starfish and Lobsters and Crabs, Oh My!

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