Conventions
The writer demonstrates a good grasp of standard writing conventions (grammar, spelling, capitalization, punctuation) and also uses specialized conventions (subtitles, bullets, sidebars, and other graphic devices) to enhance layout and readability, as desirable.

• Conventions are essentially correct.  Errors ar so few and minor the reader could skip right over them unless searching for them specifically.
• The basic layout of the paragraph is designed to catch the reader's eye and direct his/her attention to key points.
• Title, subtitles, bullets and similar devices enhance the organizational structure; a reader can scan through the rest and quickly find information.
• Informational sources are correctly cited and would be easy for the reader to check.