Hey folks, it’s time once again to review the results of a poll and launch a new one.
This past month, we asked what kinds of styles you use.
Not surprisingly, the results showed that paragraph styles were the most popular kind of styles. About 80% of those who use paragraph styles are also using character styles. A bit less than half as many are also using object styles.
About one-third of respondents are using table styles and/or TOC styles.
And so few people are using stroke styles that I wonder how many InDesign users even know they exist.
And finally, a few brave souls owned up to the fact that they don’t use any styles at all. To those people I say: Try ’em sometime! I promise you’ll like ’em!
Here’s a graphic showing the results:
New poll: Which interface color theme do you use?
Our new poll asks how you take your coffee, er, InDesign: Light, Dark, or somewhere in the middle.
This article was last modified on July 29, 2022
This article was first published on December 16, 2018
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