Designing emails for handhelds
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As mobile communications continues to soar, a growing number of business folk use their handhelds for processing email.
That has obvious implications for email design, since what works nicely on a large PC screen...well...doesn't on a tiny handheld screen.
Chris Baggott has some quick advice on designing for handhelds, covering coding, wording and layout.
Since there look to be some key differences to standard design, it's also worth mentioning the importance of isolating handhelds users as a segment (if possible) so they get handheld-specific content, and you don't have to sacrifice usability for the PC/Mac folk.
That has obvious implications for email design, since what works nicely on a large PC screen...well...doesn't on a tiny handheld screen.
Chris Baggott has some quick advice on designing for handhelds, covering coding, wording and layout.
Since there look to be some key differences to standard design, it's also worth mentioning the importance of isolating handhelds users as a segment (if possible) so they get handheld-specific content, and you don't have to sacrifice usability for the PC/Mac folk.
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