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A well formatted html email has the potential to be much more readable than any plaintext one. The issues come in execution. I find that a very large percentag
by jeffalyanak 7y ago
A well formatted html email has the potential to be much more readable than any plaintext one. The issues come in execution.
I find that a very large percentage of the html email I receive is actually hurting readability by way of formatting.
On top of that, a sizable percentage who send html email fail to take accessibility into account and leave out important elements like alt tags.
- bachmeier 7y ago> I find that a very large percentage of the html email I receive is actually hurting readability by way of formatting. This is exactly right. In principle, html is just as convenient, but in practice it regularly fails. Something I really hate is a message with big images that add nothing. If I have to scan a message to figure out what's being said, there's a high probability I will leave it for later, which means it never gets read at all.