: Re: Formatting of Text in Technical Writing (Procedure Writing) In a procedure, when describing a UI component, we use the bold font to represent UI components. We also match the text with the letter

Typically in documentation you would want every UI reference to be styled consistently. This would lead me to think that matching font styles to individual elements is not the ideal approach.

Best practice would be to create a style guide that includes how you are going to indicate a UI element, and adhere to that in all cases. This will help your audience recognize a UI element when they see one in the text.

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