We like to think of Sections as an overview of thematically related tasks, steps or items (also known as Pages). They are meant to serve as milestones within a Guide, introducing the next major part of the process while providing a sense of process and focus to the reader.

Pages on the other hand are single items, steps, or parts of the overall process. They should each have a unique action or bit of information about the overall subject. This way readers can check them off, favorite ones that stand out or are especially important to them.

While we'll talk about Guide "length" later on, most Guides include 4-8 Sections and about 30-50 Pages.