A curator's reading card

“Keep a link—and explain why it is useful” is an original recommendation line written for this example, not a quotation attributed to a famous person. The subtitle turns it into an exercise: keep three of five bookmarks, then describe their audience, reason for inclusion, and conditions of use.

Apply the card to a resource of your own. Let the main line explain why to open it, the subtitle identify its audience, and the signature provide a dependable source. Do not copy someone else's whole description into the image. Summarize it in your own words and provide the original link on the destination page.

The portrait canvas makes room to examine the relationship between text and empty space. Check type size and cropping after download. For a project announcement, choose that template and replace the recommendation with a concrete description of the result.

The card points the way; the directory should still contain its check date, conditions, and a route for reporting a broken link. That helps both readers and future maintenance.