I'm iy"H making some chiddushim I wrote into an attractive and user friendly booklet to give people in the Jewish community where I live a chance to learn in-depth Torah; especially for people who don't have the time, headspace, learning skills or previous exposure to do it themselves, despite the fact that many of these people easily have the innate intelligence to understand the concepts, should they be presented well.
Currently the booklet is in the form of English essays which give all the necessary topical background and try to tease out everything lucidly. But what else can help connect in-depth Torah to those who might find it hard to understand - so far thoughts have been to include a sidebar glossary on each page, and an accompanying booklet with the source texts (in Hebrew) for each piece. So I'm interested to know if anyone has thoughts on any other features or style aspects people could use to make in-depth Torah in publications more accessible and understandable to everyone on varying levels in Jewish learning