If receiver email set to default don’t display images, my news opens big blank

Gmail and other email services offer a data saver option which by default doesn’t display images – users can click to display the images if they wish.

I did add Alt Text to my image, but the alt text is small and doesn’t allow for paragraphs so it’s hard to read, and then there’s a big gap (to below the screen) before my text begins. Solution? Conditional formatting?

I want to start with the beautiful and engaging poster, which contains almost all info anyone would need, then follow that with the other necessary info and then “Text from Poster: _____” in which I repeat the poster’s text for anyone who can’t see the poster – in a more read-able format than the image’s Alt Text is displayed.

If I start with the text, or part of the text, then by the time they get to the poster – which in itself is more engaging than the plain text – then they will have lost engagement because they’ll be reading the same content twice. (With the image coming first, I flat out tell them the text is a copy of the text from the poster so they know they can skip it. I’m fine with the text, I don’t want them skipping the poster.)

• This topic was modified 2 months, 2 weeks ago by Jonathon N.

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