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Sorry! I responded to my incoming email & of course it bounced. So the attachment is missing from this response. If you can tell me how to get the mockup that I did to you, I would be pleased to send it on!
Yes, a slight increase in the size of the type would help, but not a lot. It is the layout that is the real drawback.
There would seem to be a few things that could enhance the utility of the information:
- Present the data in columns so that it is easier to scan – one item per line per column;
- Partition the items with respect to the user’s tags that caused the data to be included;
- Color code the data so that the individual piece of data that triggered the item’s inclusion is the dominant color; &
- Alphabetize the columns with respect to the trigger data within each of the tag groups.
I have copied and pasted a few entries from my Feed of earlier today in the layout suggested. It is attached. Hope that it gives you some ideas.
Marshall
