Tut I'm writing.

[Codad Law]

I made a few changes and added a few things. Anything I missed you think?

[Epicly]

Use different colours, like white or regular colour and just bold some words will work. But it's just my eyes really.

[Fragma]

Color co-ordinating parts of a tutorial really doesn't look professional.

It ends up looking messy & difficult to follow.

Instead, use sub titles to split each section down. Underline them & make them bold.

Get rid of the "Part _______________________________________________________" bits. They look annoying.

You don't have very much text, so there's no need to keep any of it in spoilers.

[Codad Law]

Color co-ordinating parts of a tutorial really doesn't look professional.

It ends up looking messy & difficult to follow.

Instead, use sub titles to split each section down. Underline them & make them bold.

Get rid of the "Part _______________________________________________________" bits. They look annoying.

You don't have very much text, so there's no need to keep any of it in spoilers.

You don't think the just white or black text looks bland?

[AceInfinity]

You don't think the just white or black text looks bland?

This is a text Tutorial we're talking about here, not a graphics masterpiece lol

[Codad Law]

This is a text Tutorial we're talking about here, not a graphics masterpiece lol

lol I know that, but I can't read that same bland color on the screen for a long period of time. I just figured everyone was like that... xP So I should get rid of the color? Maybe just make it a bold white?

[Deltron]

Yes, get rid of the color. It looks more organized. For anything that needs enthusiasm, either bold or make it larger.

Also, change it to SF instead of HF on the top.

[Codad Law]

Yes, get rid of the color. It looks more organized. For anything that needs enthusiasm, either bold or make it larger.

Also, change it to SF instead of HF on the top.

Ok Color is removed.... Idk thoughh XP

[Fragma]

Get rid of spoilers, ugly black lines, and constant change of text size.

Just imagine that you're typing up a professional document...
People are more likely to read something if it's nicely presented and easy to follow.

[Baked]

There is no way you can win arguments if what your arguing is something you simply know nothing about.

If you think you can just win every argument you going to be seen as a "dick."