What makes a good Physiopedia page
General Tips[edit | edit source]
- Effective title
- Does the title already exist?
- Run a search for the page you want to create, or scan through the full list of Physiopedia articles.
- Is my title clear and capitalized correctly?
- The standard format for titles is to capitalize only the first letter of the first word, with the remaining words in lowercase.
- Try not to use ACRONYMS alone as titles, except in parentheses. Example: Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL).
- Does the title already exist?
- Template
- Did I use the appropriate template for the page I created?
- View the Physiopedia templates and choose one that fits the correct category (ie. joint, muscle, ligament).
- No template for the page you want to make?
- Use the new page template and create your own subheadings.
- Refer to: Adding templates tutorial
- Did I use the appropriate template for the page I created?
- References
- Did I cite references using the references tool (<R> button) in the editing toolbar?
