Do you distinguish keywords from surrounding content?

<introEmbed body={<> We've all missed a piece of a message and found out later that we'd got it wrong. This can lead to miscommunication, mistakes, and lost time. Even worse, when finding out later that someone has misread something, there can be a lot of work to fix! But, there are ways to prevent this. It's important to clearly differentiate **keywords** and **referenced text** from your own content to help readers follow the message and avoid confusion. </>} />

❌ Figure: Figure: Bad example - It's possible to miss the word 'not'

✅ Figure: Figure: Good example - The bolding draws attention to the main idea, which is 'No'!

When highlighting items (file names, user commands etc.) be sure to:

1. Distinguish the items from the rest of the surrounding text
2. Be consistent

Use the following rules to highlight items in your document:

Style	Use this style for	Example
Bold text	Menus, commands, dialog box options, file names and paths	To access the application, click Start | Programs | Accessories | System Tools | Disk Defragmenter
Initial Capitals + Bold	File paths and file names	Now open C:\My Documents\Invoice.doc
"Quotes"	Exact reference, buttons, labels + Quoting others	Click "Submit" to complete the form. / Make sure your calendar is set to "Out of Office". / Einstein said it best: "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough."
Different <span style="color:#cc4141">colour</span> styling	Web UI - Important words on headings	Want to build an <span style="color:#cc4141">Angular</span> application?
UPPER CASE	Code keywords and database elements	Use the INNER JOIN clause in SQL Server to join one table to another.
Monospace (i.e. Courier New font)	Code samples, error messages	You will see the following error: error opening database: database is currently in use.