So far, my measurements have always just been written. Depending on the product (usually depending on if I'm able to use the Extended Format or not), I'll write the measurements into my paragraph and then directly after that, I'll have an easy-to-read list of the measurements again. I also have pictures but I've always just shown the pictures and had my measurements elsewhere. I think from now on, I'm going to put my measurements ON the picture so everyone can see what I mean exactly when I say "so-and-so part is so-and-so length and so-and-so width". I might also keep my measurements in written form (because what about the visually-impaired who use screen-readers?) but I think this will improve my reviews from now on.

So, how do YOU show your measurements? Do you put them on your pictures? Do you write them out? Do you even say what the measurements are at all? less

So far, my measurements have always just been written. Depending on the product (usually depending on if I'm able to use the Extended Format or not), I'll write the measurements into my paragraph and then directly after that, I'll have an easy-to-read list of the measurements again. I also have pictures but I've always just shown the pictures and had my measurements elsewhere. I think from now on, I'm going to put my measurements ON the picture so everyone can see what I mean exactly when I say "so-and-so part is so-and-so length and so-and-so width". I might also keep my measurements in written form (because what about the visually-impaired who use screen-readers?) but I think this will improve my reviews from now on.

So, how do YOU show your measurements? Do you put them on your pictures? Do you write them out? Do you even say what the measurements are at all? less

I think that adding the measurements to the photographs is a really good idea. I've seen people do it in the past and I appreciate it.

I don't always mention measurements in reviews, because most of the time they're clearly written on the product information page, so it doesn't bear repeating. If there's a notable discrepancy between the measurements recorded on the page and the reality of the product, then I always make sure to highlight this in a review. less

So far, my measurements have always just been written. Depending on the product (usually depending on if I'm able to use the Extended Format or not), I'll write the measurements into my paragraph and then directly after that, I'll have an easy-to-read list of the measurements again. I also have pictures but I've always just shown the pictures and had my measurements elsewhere. I think from now on, I'm going to put my measurements ON the picture so everyone can see what I mean exactly when I say "so-and-so part is so-and-so length and so-and-so width". I might also keep my measurements in written form (because what about the visually-impaired who use screen-readers?) but I think this will improve my reviews from now on.

So, how do YOU show your measurements? Do you put them on your pictures? Do you write them out? Do you even say what the measurements are at all? less

I think putting them on the pictures is useful but always remember that it doesn't replace the written part.

Not everyone looks at pictures and people with visual difficulties may be using text to speech and not be able to see the pictures clearly or at all. less

Exactly. That's why I said "I might also keep my measurements in written form (because what about the visually-impaired who use screen-readers?)". "Might" for me is almost always a "will". Lol. I intended to keep the measurements in a written form, as well. I'm just trying to figure out if I should keep them in my paragraph, in my list, or both. less

I really dislike pictures with measurements or other writing all over them - turns me off going any further. I like seeing images in reviews, but I'd MUCH rather the measurements be placed under or above the image. Much more enjoyable, but that's just me. less