Latest posts | Feed | By Mark Brownlow on November 10, 2003
Some good formatting-related advice from Lynda Partner. I've always recommended giving people a choice between text and HTML (as Lynda does), so they can choose their preference. I wonder if I'm wrong though.
If people say they prefer text (or HTML), does that actually mean they dislike HTML (or text?). The one doesn't imply the other. If those who might otherwise choose text get the HTML default, how do the consequences compare to the potential benefits of only sending in HTML format (assuming there are some benefits)?
The answer is, I think, to test things out using different sign-up options - so you have a test group of "forced-HTML" versus "chose text" vs "chose HTML". Then see how responses differ and compare with costs.
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