Computers and Technology, 09.10.2021 02:10 domjuan1456
In developing website pages on tax shelters, the Plain Writing Act requires which of the following
be considered?
A. Intended audience
B. Color contrasts
C. Intuitive links
D. Detailed information
E. Usability testing
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