Print Formats Don't Work Well on the Web Because

question 33

Multiple Choice

Print formats don't work well on the web because

• A) readers prefer to scan information and move between pages when reviewing web-based information.
• B) readers don't like to scroll through text-based pages.
• C) readers prefer to get an overview of information.
• D) readers prefer formats which incorporate colourful graphics.

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Definitions:

Bias-Free Language

Language choices that avoid bias and stereotypes, aiming for fairness and inclusivity in communication.

Biased Language

Language that reflects a preconceived preference or prejudice towards a particular viewpoint, individual, or group, often leading to unfair or discriminatory implications.

Written Communication

The process of conveying messages or information through written symbols, such as letters, emails, or reports.

"You" Attitude

A style of communication that focuses on the needs, interests, or emotions of the audience rather than the speaker.