Guide for creating HTML emails
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I tend to ignore vendor-generated documents because they're often superficial and, well, you know...
But there are some good vendor-authored email design guides out there. The latest is the EmailLabs "Complete Guide for Creating HTML Emails." It's a 17-page set of technical and design best practices you can access once you fill out the form here.
It covers various HTML coding and design issues, including designing for preview panes and disabled images. Although focused on HTML email, there's also some bits of advice on text-only messages, email preference centers, testing approaches and other related topics.
But there are some good vendor-authored email design guides out there. The latest is the EmailLabs "Complete Guide for Creating HTML Emails." It's a 17-page set of technical and design best practices you can access once you fill out the form here.
It covers various HTML coding and design issues, including designing for preview panes and disabled images. Although focused on HTML email, there's also some bits of advice on text-only messages, email preference centers, testing approaches and other related topics.
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