Creating a Responsive HTML Email
What you'll learn
- Learn to create an HTML Email layout compatible with a wide range of email clients
- Discover techniques to design elements that will "gracefully degrade" in older email clients without losing the design integrity
- Add CSS to your HTML Email to take advantage of newer email clients and varying screen sizes
Requirements
- A modern web browser, capable or viewing responsive design
- An HTML/code editor (free or commercial)
- Willingness to do some coding
- A little bit of patience
Description
Did you know that over 46% of email is now read on mobile devices?
Designing HTML email can be quite challenging, considering the limited capabilities of many email clients (readers). In contrast, most new email readers supports many of the latest trends in web design. What to do?
Enter Responsive HTML Email. This course will show you how to design and construct an HTML email design that will render properly in such email readers and Outlook 2003 and Gmail, all the way through modern Android, Apple, and Windows phones. We will also explore online tools and services that will help you test your campaigns. Learn what is possible with HTML email.
Running Time: 88 minutes
Who this course is for:
- Designers, marketers, or anyone tasked with creating HTML Emails across a range of screens and devices.
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Instructor
Chris has 30 years experience in graphic, animation, and interactive design, with a unique focus on both design and development. He earned his BFA in Graphic Design at the Rochester Institute of Technology (R•I•T), and has continued to study the landscape of design and its crossroads with various technologies. In addition to design and development, Chris has authored a wide range of articles for various publications and websites, created and taught over 100 online courses, and has been a featured speaker in over 340 industry-related events, conferences and webinars, including NAB, Adobe MAX, Post Production World, How Design Live, AIGA, CreativePro, CreativeLive, Storyteller's Conference, PHOTOPLUS, and more.