The WordPress Editor Experience survey results have been published with data from 2,563 participants, a significantly larger sampling than the 50 who responded to the recent customizer survey. Both the editor and the customizer are included in Matt Mullenweg’s three main focus areas for core development in 2017. The purpose of the surveys is to find out how WordPress users are using or not using the current features. More than half of the survey respondents (66%) identified themselves as developers (in addition to other roles). Since this category of users dominated the survey results, Mark Uraine decided to break it down further to display other categories developers selected.
Based on these results, it isn’t surprising that more than 85% of respondents use the markup text editor and 35% of those use it exclusively. Support for syntax highlighting is also a popular request.
The distraction-free writing mode received quite a bit of feedback on the survey. More than 75% of respondents said they do not use it.
The current implementation of the distraction-free writing mode was introduced in WordPress 4.1 at the end of 2014. The idea was to minimize distractions without having
Source: https://managewp.org/articles/14832/wordpress-editor-experience-survey-shows-75-of-respondents-don-t-use-distraction-free-writing-mode
source https://williechiu40.wordpress.com/2017/04/10/wordpress-editor-experience-survey-shows-75-of-respondents-dont-use-distraction-free-writing-mode/
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