WP1: Textual Genres

Everyday we see many different things we may not even notice, one of those things being textual genres. We see them everyday right in front of us and most of us probably go on them multiple times throughout the day. I am now going to focus in on three that I specifically thought of and they are social media, online dating, and food menus.



1. Textual genre
Biggest- Social media
Second Biggest- Facebook
Medium- Facebook post
Smallest- Like and share button


Examples:



2. Textual genre
Biggest- Menus
Second biggest- restaurant menus
Medium- buffet menus
Smallest- Different items available for the buffet
Examples:










3. Textual genre
Biggest- Online dating
Second biggest- Match.com
Medium- Personal Bio
Smallest- Sentence in bio

Examples:









































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