You will submit a draft of your group's style sheet to this assignment. When all style sheets are submitted, you will peer review the style sheets of two other groups.

The final version of the style sheet will be evaluated on:

• components (potential to improve client material)
• applicability to material
• usability (ease of use for client)
• professionalism (potential to influence client's perception of editorial expertise)

Peer Review Instructions

Copy and answer the following questions in your peer review:

1. Are the following conventions included/necessary?

• Capitalization
  • Titles:
  • Headings:
  • Captions:
  • Following colons:
  • Following em-dashes:
  • For special terms:
  • Other:
• Fonts
  • Coversheet/Document title:
  • Chapter/Sections titles:
  • Body text:
  • Text headings:
  • Headers:
  • Footers:
  • Page numbers:
  • Captions:
  • Tables:
  • Table of contents:
  • For emphasis:
  • For special terms:
  • Other:
• Headers and Footers (flush left, flush right, or centered)
  • Header content:
  • Header location:
  • Footer content:
  • Footer location:
  • Page number:
  • Other:
• Lists
  • Bulleted lists:
  • Numbered lists:
  • List introductions:
  • List item capitalization:
  • List item punctuation:
  • Lists within lists:
  • Other:
• Numbers
  • Spelled-out numbers:
  • Numerals:
  • Commas in numbers:
  • Dollar amounts:
  • Rounding:
  • Percentages:
  • Other:
• Punctuation
  • Series commas:
  • Dashes:
  • Quotations marks:
  • In headings:
  • Other:
• Spacing
  • Number of spaces following colon and between sentences:
  • Margins:
  • Indents:
  • Body Text:
  • Above/below headings:
  • Above/below lists:
  • Above/below tables:
  • Above/below captions:
  • Justification:
  • Other:
• Symbols
  • Ampersands:
  • Degree symbols:
  • Mathematical operators:
  • Monetary symbols:
  • Percent signs:
  • Other:
• Tables
  • Table styles/content:
  • Column widths:
  • Text spacing:
  • Capitalization:
  • Abbreviations/numbers:
  • Other:
• Word Breaks, Widows, and Orphans (for Proofreading)
  • Word breaks at the end of lines:
  • Widows (short line at the top of a page):
  • Orphans (single word or part of a word at the end of a paragraph):
• Word list (a list of words in alphabetical order with exact spelling, capitalization, and font or individual words an terms as they should appear):

• Color Choices:

• Artwork Specifications:

• Grammar reminders:

• Quotations:

• Standard References:

• Units of Measurement:

• Abbreviations/acronyms:

• Style sheet creator/contact:

• Layout/screen design:

1. What is missing/needed in this style sheet?