Ever receive an email from someone that is one looooooong paragraph?
Don’t be that person. If you are, it’s okay. Just adapt. It’s hard to de-code a message that is jumbled together. And after all isn’t the point of the email to get a message across or to get a question answered? What good is it if you make the reader work to read your note?
The enter/return button is your friend. White space is good. Lists are useful.
It’s like the “Where’s Waldo” images. Lot of great stuff to look at, but it becomes difficult to find the most important part of the content.
Image of Where’s Waldo was taken by Focus Clinic
