Discuss five techniques that can be used to make mobile messages more effective.

Use a linear organization.With small mobile device screens,a complicated organization requires readers to zoom in and out and pan around to see all these elements at readable text sizes.This makes reading slower and raises the odds that readers will get disoriented and lose the thread of the message because they can't see the big picture.Second,prioritize information.Prioritize the information based on what you know about their needs and put that information first.Use the inverted pyramid style favored by journalists,in which you reveal the most important information briefly at first and then provide successive layers of detail that readers can consume if they want.Additionally,write shorter and more focused messages and documents.Mobile users often lack the patience or opportunity to read lengthy messages or documents,so keep it short.Fourth,use shorter subject lines and headings.Depending on the app or website,email subject lines and page headings will be truncated or will wrap around to take up multiple lines.Both formats make reading more difficult.Finally,use shorter paragraphs.In addition to structuring a message according to discrete blocks of information,paragraphs have a visual role in written communication as well.Shorter paragraphs are less intimidating and let readers take frequent "micro rests" as they move through a document.