- Put them in a table (although this might also rate as dated).
- Put them in descending ladder with each step indented a little more to
indicate sequence (and perhaps a tastefully curved arrow arching down to the
next step)
- Put them in some imaginary dialog with images of the speakers - like:
Neophyte: "What do I do first ...?"; Expert: "First, prepare the potions" etc.
You could lay this out in the style of, say, "What's App" or any chat tool with
the two speakers aligned left and right.
- Make a cartoon strip. The panels could include a lot of text if necessary but
people understand the implied sequence.
Depends on the material and the context of course.
J
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Subject: atw: If you couldn't write procedures with 1, 2, 3 - then how would
you do it?
So, I'm potentially faced with writing tasks but not wanting to number them 1,
2, 3, etc. because it doesn't fit the style of existing marketing material and
looks somewhat dated. How would you do it?
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