This is a run down of my process for designing, building and testing responsive HTML emails. I’ve also included lots of links to articles and resources for further reading. This talk was presented at Port80 Winter Localhost 2014 in Newport, Wales.
Mobile Email Design, Strategies, Workflow and Best PracticesLitmus
In this presentation, Justine Jordan and Alex Williams tackle some of the toughest questions and offer real-life advice for getting multiscreen email right. Topics include:
*The implications of each major screen size and device
*Determining what devices your subscriber base is using and how and where they are converting
*The different types of design approaches, such as responsive and scalable, and which is the best fit based on your resources and expertise
*Creating a consistent user experience across email and Web/landing pages
*Examples and key best practices
*Communicating with your designer and programmer
*Testing, learning, optimization and measurement/analysis
*Future trends and predictions
Email marketing best practice. We take a look at some of the most common email display issues that occur in various email readers and suggest workarounds for them.
Email is a big deal, and one of the most important ways to connect with your audience. With the majority of people now reading email on mobile devices, creating robust responsive templates is no longer an option. Unfortunately email design is still considered a dark art, and its steep learning curve can be daunting. In this talk, I present email design techniques that make the task of developing for email more simple, along with strategies for optimizing user experience in email clients that will get those emails read.
This document discusses designing emails for mobile users. It begins by introducing the presenters and encouraging questions on Twitter. It then discusses how knowing your audience, optimizing for context, and creating usable experiences across devices are important for mobile email. The document outlines different approaches to mobile email design from doing nothing to responsive design. It emphasizes the importance of usability factors like touch targets, readable fonts, and streamlined content on mobile. Data is presented showing how clicks can vary by viewing environment. Resources for further information are provided at the end.
3sixty Live Boston: Designing for the Mobile InboxLitmus
The document discusses designing emails for the mobile inbox. It provides statistics showing email is increasingly being opened on mobile devices. It then outlines three approaches to designing for mobile: mobile-aware, fluid layout, and responsive design. For each approach, it provides descriptions, examples, pros and cons. It also discusses considerations for images, text size and readability on small screens. The document highlights case studies showing increased engagement from responsive email design. It stresses testing designs across different devices and platforms.
Strategies, Tactics and Design Tips for Mobile Email SuccessLitmus
It’s probably a safe bet that the percentage of your subscribers opening your emails on mobile devices is growing — and quite rapidly. Email marketers must account for the fact that we live in an always-connected world, where consumers are using their smartphones to manage their inbox while on the go. Ensure your emails don’t get lost in the mobile shuffle by getting the information you need to optimize your email program for its growing mobile subscriber base.
Topics discussed include how to identify your mobile audience, how to design your emails for optimum user experience across a variety of mobile devices, tips for increasing subscriber engagement with mobile-friendly content, and much more!
Email is at the heart of most applications, web and native alike. An ideal and universal way to communicate with users, nearly every designer and developer has to build transactional or marketing emails at some point in their careers (whether they want to or not).
But the sheer number of email clients—each with their own rendering problems—leaves many people with heads hung, fists raised, cursing the creators of Outlook and Gmail and pining for simpler days.
In this webinar, we identify some of the most common email rendering pitfalls, look at techniques to prevent them, and talk about a process to test your transactional emails using Sendwithus and Litmus.
Mobile Email Design, Strategies, Workflow and Best PracticesLitmus
In this presentation, Justine Jordan and Alex Williams tackle some of the toughest questions and offer real-life advice for getting multiscreen email right. Topics include:
*The implications of each major screen size and device
*Determining what devices your subscriber base is using and how and where they are converting
*The different types of design approaches, such as responsive and scalable, and which is the best fit based on your resources and expertise
*Creating a consistent user experience across email and Web/landing pages
*Examples and key best practices
*Communicating with your designer and programmer
*Testing, learning, optimization and measurement/analysis
*Future trends and predictions
Email marketing best practice. We take a look at some of the most common email display issues that occur in various email readers and suggest workarounds for them.
Email is a big deal, and one of the most important ways to connect with your audience. With the majority of people now reading email on mobile devices, creating robust responsive templates is no longer an option. Unfortunately email design is still considered a dark art, and its steep learning curve can be daunting. In this talk, I present email design techniques that make the task of developing for email more simple, along with strategies for optimizing user experience in email clients that will get those emails read.
This document discusses designing emails for mobile users. It begins by introducing the presenters and encouraging questions on Twitter. It then discusses how knowing your audience, optimizing for context, and creating usable experiences across devices are important for mobile email. The document outlines different approaches to mobile email design from doing nothing to responsive design. It emphasizes the importance of usability factors like touch targets, readable fonts, and streamlined content on mobile. Data is presented showing how clicks can vary by viewing environment. Resources for further information are provided at the end.
3sixty Live Boston: Designing for the Mobile InboxLitmus
The document discusses designing emails for the mobile inbox. It provides statistics showing email is increasingly being opened on mobile devices. It then outlines three approaches to designing for mobile: mobile-aware, fluid layout, and responsive design. For each approach, it provides descriptions, examples, pros and cons. It also discusses considerations for images, text size and readability on small screens. The document highlights case studies showing increased engagement from responsive email design. It stresses testing designs across different devices and platforms.
Strategies, Tactics and Design Tips for Mobile Email SuccessLitmus
It’s probably a safe bet that the percentage of your subscribers opening your emails on mobile devices is growing — and quite rapidly. Email marketers must account for the fact that we live in an always-connected world, where consumers are using their smartphones to manage their inbox while on the go. Ensure your emails don’t get lost in the mobile shuffle by getting the information you need to optimize your email program for its growing mobile subscriber base.
Topics discussed include how to identify your mobile audience, how to design your emails for optimum user experience across a variety of mobile devices, tips for increasing subscriber engagement with mobile-friendly content, and much more!
Email is at the heart of most applications, web and native alike. An ideal and universal way to communicate with users, nearly every designer and developer has to build transactional or marketing emails at some point in their careers (whether they want to or not).
But the sheer number of email clients—each with their own rendering problems—leaves many people with heads hung, fists raised, cursing the creators of Outlook and Gmail and pining for simpler days.
In this webinar, we identify some of the most common email rendering pitfalls, look at techniques to prevent them, and talk about a process to test your transactional emails using Sendwithus and Litmus.
Turn Concepts to Reality Using Prototyping and Feedback LoopsNick Floro
Too often we jump into our tools and start developing learning before we fully understand our audience, testing our ideas and working with just what we are told by a stakeholder. This can lead to dozens of changes or a poor reception to a new launch. Whether you are creating a new project, developing an app, or launching a new website, this session will help you find the latest strategies in brainstorming and prototyping. The speaker will highlight specific tools, techniques, and work flows to help you kick off any project the right way. Learn how to communicate a concept, beginning with low-fidelity prototypes; gather user feedback; and translate it into high-fidelity prototypes before you start development. You will learn which tools and techniques to apply to your prototype, including techniques for paper, web, and app prototyping, and how to utilize new web-based apps to accelerate your process. Bring your pens, crayons, markers, and paper to get your ideas out of your head and make them a reality!
Application on the Job:
- Discover how prototyping can improve results.
- Explore the latest mobile and desktop apps, including free and paid solutions.
- Sketch and build a prototype during the session.
- Utilize dozens of tools, trends, and tips on your next project.
Presentation from the 2013 MarketingSherpa Email Summit Roundtable discussion, "Mobile Email Design: 5 Fundamentals of Mobile-Friendly Emails."
With more than one-third of emails being opened on smartphones and tablets, designing emails for mobile is crucial. In this presentation, Justine discusses the topic of mobile-friendly emails, including:
• The fundamentals of what makes an email mobile-friendly
• Different strategies for approaching mobile emails
• Quick wins that you can implementing changes to your program right away
• Myths, rumors and things to avoid
Design better forms – Mobile UX LondonSjors Timmer
This document provides tips for designing better forms. It recommends starting with structure by thinking of a form as a conversation with the user. Key elements to focus on include building trust with the user, preparing them for the form, using headings to guide them through sections, and crafting clear and appropriate questions. When designing the form, best practices include placing labels above fields, using readable fonts and spacing, avoiding dropdowns when possible, and automating validation. Form elements should be designed to be easily filled out on mobile. The document concludes with reading recommendations on the topic of form design.
Effective use of technology in a job search by Greg David of Laka & Company G...Greg David
Greg David outlines effective uses of technology in a job search. He recommends using proven tools like contact management software to organize connections and automate communications. Key advice includes using LinkedIn to build expertise and networks, avoiding common mistakes on email and applications, and leveraging free tools like Twitter to share information and find open jobs. David emphasizes setting up systems to back up data and avoid technical issues that could delay a search.
1. Understand the capabilities and limitations of conversational apps and avoid functions they cannot perform well.
2. Improve cognitive ergonomics by reducing steps users need to take and lowering cognitive load.
3. Focus conversational app design on a well-defined problem or task to simplify for users.
4. Provide clear onboarding, commands, and ways to exit or get help to avoid frustrating users.
5. Carefully craft content in an appropriate tone and format so it serves as the interface.
Performance Optimisation For Web & Mobileformfunction
Short overview on performance optimisation for web and mobile. Focus on front-end optimisation which is ±90% of most performance related consideration. Put together for conference in July 2009. Apologies to anyone referenced but not credited. Will happily do so on request!
Seventy percent of readers immediately delete emails that render poorly or require a lot of pinching and scrolling. On the other hand, responsive emails, designed to automatically adjust to any screen size, receive a 21% higher click-to-open rate than conventional emails. Here's how to design them and pitfalls to avoid.
With the arrival of iPad, Kobo and Kindle, and an array of new tablets or e-reading
devices on the horizon, we’re on the cusp of a mobile electronic publishing revolution.
Digital media specialist HAIG ARMEN provides a hands-on introduction to these mobile
media technologies, providing insight into how they work, design implications and
business opportunities associated with present and future mobile publishing platforms.
Mobile UX London (MUXL) Best Practice Forms by Chaymae LougmaniMobileUXLondon
MUXL is a community of experience creators and innovators working in UX, Product, Mobile, Design & Development, collaborating to diffuse ideas and knowledge in a supportive and creative environment. https://mobileuxlondon.com
Chaymae studied User Experience Design after an extended career in art direction. She has always wanted to do something creative but that has a good impact on people’s lives. Today she aims to help reduce people’s frustration by designing accessible and delightful digital products.
In this talk Chaymae will be giving tips about how to design good forms taking in consideration accessibility and usability.
The Readme Box solution allows users to listen to articles they find online when they don't have time to read them. Users can select the Readme Box icon in their browser when they find an article they want to listen to later. The article link will be sent to the Readme Box server to be processed from text-to-speech and delivered to the user's mobile or PC app. In the app, the user can then hit play and listen to the article. The app also keeps track of articles listened to and bookmarked. Revenue models include premium versions of the app with additional features and licensing the technology to websites.
Decide which is best for your company - A mobile application in one of the AppStores or a mobile website that functions like an app. All the information you need to make the decision is right here!
The document provides guidance on designing accessible and usable web applications. It discusses defining goals and user requirements, establishing usability requirements, considering disabilities, and addresses design issues like color, wording, layout, widgets, navigation, and accessibility. References on user-centered design and accessibility best practices are also included.
#ProdTank - Mobile Conversion, June 2013Dave Martin
This document discusses the importance of mobile-optimized websites and applications. It notes that mobile internet access is on track to become primary and that at least 60% of upstream traffic like social media, search, and email happens on mobile. The document provides tips for optimizing the mobile user experience, such as sizing input boxes appropriately, simplifying forms, and using responsive design to automatically adapt the layout to different screen sizes. It emphasizes testing design changes using field-level data and A/B testing to improve conversions and learn what works best for users.
Did you know that mobile is now the number one environment for email opens? A user's experience in a mobile environment for email is much different than a desktop one. Understanding the various methods of mobile email optimization is critical for any online marketer.
George Adamidis from ExactTarget lead the latest eCommerce Toronto Meetup on the different methods for optimizing email for both the mobile and desktop experience.
What is a mobile responsive email?
Stream:20 take a look at the considerations when optimising your email templates to be mobile responsive. Statistics show percentage of increased users viewing emails on a mobile device.
Have you optimised your email template to suit your demographic audience?
Contact <info@stream20.com> for more informartion
www.stream20.com
Brian Graves, UI Engineer for DEG and Adam Seitz, Director of Creative for DEG present on Responsive Email Design.
Our options for viewing emails has proliferated beyond the desktop: we now have web-enabled mobile phones and tablets. Learn from DEG's experts how emails can be coded with Responsive Design to respond and render well for all devices.
This document discusses coding responsive emails. It notes that responsive design provides an optimal experience across devices without scrolling or zooming through fluid layouts and images. It also discusses why responsive design is important given email client usage statistics showing over 60% of subscribers viewing on mobile. Template strategies are discussed, including separating templates from content areas and using templating engines and preprocessing. Testing on various devices and browsers is also recommended. Resources for learning more about responsive email design patterns, tools, and blogs are provided.
Turn Concepts to Reality Using Prototyping and Feedback LoopsNick Floro
Too often we jump into our tools and start developing learning before we fully understand our audience, testing our ideas and working with just what we are told by a stakeholder. This can lead to dozens of changes or a poor reception to a new launch. Whether you are creating a new project, developing an app, or launching a new website, this session will help you find the latest strategies in brainstorming and prototyping. The speaker will highlight specific tools, techniques, and work flows to help you kick off any project the right way. Learn how to communicate a concept, beginning with low-fidelity prototypes; gather user feedback; and translate it into high-fidelity prototypes before you start development. You will learn which tools and techniques to apply to your prototype, including techniques for paper, web, and app prototyping, and how to utilize new web-based apps to accelerate your process. Bring your pens, crayons, markers, and paper to get your ideas out of your head and make them a reality!
Application on the Job:
- Discover how prototyping can improve results.
- Explore the latest mobile and desktop apps, including free and paid solutions.
- Sketch and build a prototype during the session.
- Utilize dozens of tools, trends, and tips on your next project.
Presentation from the 2013 MarketingSherpa Email Summit Roundtable discussion, "Mobile Email Design: 5 Fundamentals of Mobile-Friendly Emails."
With more than one-third of emails being opened on smartphones and tablets, designing emails for mobile is crucial. In this presentation, Justine discusses the topic of mobile-friendly emails, including:
• The fundamentals of what makes an email mobile-friendly
• Different strategies for approaching mobile emails
• Quick wins that you can implementing changes to your program right away
• Myths, rumors and things to avoid
Design better forms – Mobile UX LondonSjors Timmer
This document provides tips for designing better forms. It recommends starting with structure by thinking of a form as a conversation with the user. Key elements to focus on include building trust with the user, preparing them for the form, using headings to guide them through sections, and crafting clear and appropriate questions. When designing the form, best practices include placing labels above fields, using readable fonts and spacing, avoiding dropdowns when possible, and automating validation. Form elements should be designed to be easily filled out on mobile. The document concludes with reading recommendations on the topic of form design.
Effective use of technology in a job search by Greg David of Laka & Company G...Greg David
Greg David outlines effective uses of technology in a job search. He recommends using proven tools like contact management software to organize connections and automate communications. Key advice includes using LinkedIn to build expertise and networks, avoiding common mistakes on email and applications, and leveraging free tools like Twitter to share information and find open jobs. David emphasizes setting up systems to back up data and avoid technical issues that could delay a search.
1. Understand the capabilities and limitations of conversational apps and avoid functions they cannot perform well.
2. Improve cognitive ergonomics by reducing steps users need to take and lowering cognitive load.
3. Focus conversational app design on a well-defined problem or task to simplify for users.
4. Provide clear onboarding, commands, and ways to exit or get help to avoid frustrating users.
5. Carefully craft content in an appropriate tone and format so it serves as the interface.
Performance Optimisation For Web & Mobileformfunction
Short overview on performance optimisation for web and mobile. Focus on front-end optimisation which is ±90% of most performance related consideration. Put together for conference in July 2009. Apologies to anyone referenced but not credited. Will happily do so on request!
Seventy percent of readers immediately delete emails that render poorly or require a lot of pinching and scrolling. On the other hand, responsive emails, designed to automatically adjust to any screen size, receive a 21% higher click-to-open rate than conventional emails. Here's how to design them and pitfalls to avoid.
With the arrival of iPad, Kobo and Kindle, and an array of new tablets or e-reading
devices on the horizon, we’re on the cusp of a mobile electronic publishing revolution.
Digital media specialist HAIG ARMEN provides a hands-on introduction to these mobile
media technologies, providing insight into how they work, design implications and
business opportunities associated with present and future mobile publishing platforms.
Mobile UX London (MUXL) Best Practice Forms by Chaymae LougmaniMobileUXLondon
MUXL is a community of experience creators and innovators working in UX, Product, Mobile, Design & Development, collaborating to diffuse ideas and knowledge in a supportive and creative environment. https://mobileuxlondon.com
Chaymae studied User Experience Design after an extended career in art direction. She has always wanted to do something creative but that has a good impact on people’s lives. Today she aims to help reduce people’s frustration by designing accessible and delightful digital products.
In this talk Chaymae will be giving tips about how to design good forms taking in consideration accessibility and usability.
The Readme Box solution allows users to listen to articles they find online when they don't have time to read them. Users can select the Readme Box icon in their browser when they find an article they want to listen to later. The article link will be sent to the Readme Box server to be processed from text-to-speech and delivered to the user's mobile or PC app. In the app, the user can then hit play and listen to the article. The app also keeps track of articles listened to and bookmarked. Revenue models include premium versions of the app with additional features and licensing the technology to websites.
Decide which is best for your company - A mobile application in one of the AppStores or a mobile website that functions like an app. All the information you need to make the decision is right here!
The document provides guidance on designing accessible and usable web applications. It discusses defining goals and user requirements, establishing usability requirements, considering disabilities, and addresses design issues like color, wording, layout, widgets, navigation, and accessibility. References on user-centered design and accessibility best practices are also included.
#ProdTank - Mobile Conversion, June 2013Dave Martin
This document discusses the importance of mobile-optimized websites and applications. It notes that mobile internet access is on track to become primary and that at least 60% of upstream traffic like social media, search, and email happens on mobile. The document provides tips for optimizing the mobile user experience, such as sizing input boxes appropriately, simplifying forms, and using responsive design to automatically adapt the layout to different screen sizes. It emphasizes testing design changes using field-level data and A/B testing to improve conversions and learn what works best for users.
Did you know that mobile is now the number one environment for email opens? A user's experience in a mobile environment for email is much different than a desktop one. Understanding the various methods of mobile email optimization is critical for any online marketer.
George Adamidis from ExactTarget lead the latest eCommerce Toronto Meetup on the different methods for optimizing email for both the mobile and desktop experience.
What is a mobile responsive email?
Stream:20 take a look at the considerations when optimising your email templates to be mobile responsive. Statistics show percentage of increased users viewing emails on a mobile device.
Have you optimised your email template to suit your demographic audience?
Contact <info@stream20.com> for more informartion
www.stream20.com
Brian Graves, UI Engineer for DEG and Adam Seitz, Director of Creative for DEG present on Responsive Email Design.
Our options for viewing emails has proliferated beyond the desktop: we now have web-enabled mobile phones and tablets. Learn from DEG's experts how emails can be coded with Responsive Design to respond and render well for all devices.
This document discusses coding responsive emails. It notes that responsive design provides an optimal experience across devices without scrolling or zooming through fluid layouts and images. It also discusses why responsive design is important given email client usage statistics showing over 60% of subscribers viewing on mobile. Template strategies are discussed, including separating templates from content areas and using templating engines and preprocessing. Testing on various devices and browsers is also recommended. Resources for learning more about responsive email design patterns, tools, and blogs are provided.
O documento fornece instruções sobre o uso de um receptor de TV por satélite das marcas Elsys 2.0 e 2.5, descrevendo suas principais funções como canais favoritos, busca automática de canais, tecla de sintonia fina e especificações técnicas.
The document contains instructions for multiple matching activities involving emotions and opposites. Students are asked to match words with their opposites by clicking on boxes, match emotions with pictures, and watch accompanying videos to complete related activities.
Mobile email opens now account for over 40% of total email opens. The percentage of mobile opens has grown significantly over the past few years, increasing over 330% since 2011. As mobile continues to grow in popularity, it is important for marketers to optimize their emails for small screens and to understand their mobile open and click rates in order to effectively engage customers on all devices.
This document discusses responsive email design (RED) for various screen sizes. It notes that 41% of emails were opened on mobile in the second half of 2012 and that number will exceed 50% by the end of 2013. It addresses designing for the "bijillion" screens including smartphones, tablets and desktops. The key aspects of responsive design discussed are fluid grids, fluid media, and media queries. Breakpoints and techniques like stacking and shifting navigation are presented. Considerations for touch, images, and performance on mobile and tablets are also covered. Testing on real devices is recommended for evaluating touch ergonomics, debugging, and performance.
Hard-Won Lessons in Responsive Email Design - ConvergeSE 2014Fabio Carneiro
Email is a big deal, and one of the most important ways to connect with your audience. With the majority of people now reading email on mobile devices, creating robust responsive templates is no longer an option. Unfortunately email design is still considered a dark art, and its steep learning curve can be daunting. In this talk, I present email design techniques that make the task of developing for email more simple, along with strategies for optimizing user experience in email clients that will get those emails read.
I take a look at designing a modular template system. This is simply a group of reusable modules and email patterns, that can be combined together in various ways to generate different templates. Although not a new approach, I've seen a surge of interest in the last few years as everyone grapples with mobile redesigns.
The featured examples vary in scope and industry. Adorama started with just ten modules and have gone onto expand it, whereas Monster’s latest is 35. They also had different design challenges, which I go through along with our process, user testing and internal management.
Click the 'Notes' tab below right, to view the video transcript for each slide. The video shows the live templates and gives a bit more context than the deck. You can watch it here: http://bit.ly/1zumjAd
Week 1 - Interactive News Editing and Producingkurtgessler
This document provides an overview and introduction to an interactive news editing and production class. It includes an agenda for the first class covering introductions, class logistics, how the web works, HTML basics, narrative storytelling, and assigning homework. The class will focus on hands-on workshops and assignments with no final project. Grading will be based on homework, workshops, and engagement. Students are expected to have certain software and accounts. The core concepts that will be covered include the fundamentals of how the web works, HTML, CSS, digital storytelling, data visualization, social media, and analytics.
The document discusses best practices for designing responsive emails, including:
1. Gathering content and sketching wireframes before designing.
2. Keeping designs simple with 1-2 columns and generous spacing for mobile.
3. Inline CSS is required because some email clients strip <style> tags.
4. Tables are recommended for layouts because Outlook has poor CSS support.
Code & design your first website (3:16)Thinkful
This document provides an overview of how to code and design a first website. It discusses HTML, CSS, and web development fundamentals. It guides the reader through building a simple "About Me" webpage using Codepen.io to practice HTML and CSS. Tips are provided on downloading the code to a text editor and making the page viewable locally. The document also briefly touches on additional layout concepts like inline vs block elements and the box model. Overall, the document serves as an introductory tutorial for someone with little to no experience to code their first website.
This class covers basic HTML tags and terminology. The instructor introduces common HTML tags like <html>, <head>, <title>, <body>, <p>, <h1-h6>, <strong>, and <a> and explains how they are used. Students learn about HTML elements, self-closing tags, and attributes. The goal is for students to understand basic HTML terms and structure, know common tags, and be able to build a simple HTML page by the end of the class.
This document provides tips for digital sub-editing. It discusses the differences between print and digital editing and the additional tasks of online sub-editors like adding pictures, video, and metadata. It then gives tips for editing content for the web, including structuring body copy, optimizing for search engines, and adding links. The document also covers editing images, video and audio content and provides checklists for final publication tasks like accessibility and metadata.
This document summarizes an introductory workshop on using Twitter Bootstrap for web development. The workshop covered basic HTML/CSS concepts, introduced Bootstrap and its key components, emphasized the importance of grid-based sketching, and walked through building a sample website using Bootstrap grids, buttons, navbars, tables and other elements. Attendees would learn how to translate designs into Bootstrap components, use the documentation to implement resources, and develop sites systematically using a grid-based approach.
The document discusses an agenda for a class on CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). The agenda includes learning what CSS is and its importance, understanding CSS grammar and syntax, linking a CSS file to HTML, creating a designer's toolbox, designing a basic webpage with CSS, and commenting in CSS. It also provides examples of CSS code, instructions on adding CSS to HTML pages, and homework of creating a basic webpage and CSS file.
Popping the Hood: How to Create Custom SharePoint Branding by Randy Drisgill ...SPTechCon
This document provides an overview of how to create custom branding for SharePoint. It discusses the design process, using master pages and page layouts, and deploying branding solutions. The presenters are SharePoint MVPs who provide information on their backgrounds and expertise. They outline the SharePoint design process and discuss elements like vision, requirements, design, development, testing and deployment. Details are provided on master page history and functionality in ASP.NET and SharePoint. The use of controls, content placeholders and CSS are explained. Methods for creating and customizing SharePoint master pages are described. Finally, deployment options like sandboxed and farm solutions are covered.
Code & Design Your First Website (Downtown Los Angeles)Thinkful
The document provides an overview of how to code and design a first website. It begins with introductions and then outlines a roadmap for the day which includes learning about frontend vs backend development, user experience design, wireframing a page, learning HTML, and using CSS to style the page. Key concepts covered include what frontend development is, how the web works, the user experience design process, what wireframes and their purpose are, an introduction to HTML including common tags and elements, and an introduction to CSS including selectors, properties, values, and how to link a CSS stylesheet to an HTML file. Hands-on exercises are provided for attendees to wireframe a page, write HTML for an "About Me" page,
Guest posting is a way to build quality, relevant backlinks. The document provides steps for finding blogs to guest post on, including using Google search queries and joining communities. It outlines criteria for evaluating potential blogs and how to contact them with post ideas and a sample article. Guidelines are given for outsourcing writing and checking the finished post for an author bio and backlink. The overall process allows bloggers to gain exposure while writers can build their online presence and brand through high-quality guest contributions.
Intro to ExpressionEngine and CodeIgniterbrightrocket
ExpressionEngine is a content management system (CMS) that allows clients or designers to easily maintain a website. It saves time for larger sites by automating common tasks like adding blog posts, pages, or products. ExpressionEngine is great for both designers who don't know code and developers who don't want to build a CMS from scratch. It has a large community of users and a variety of add-ons that expand its capabilities. The presentation concluded with a demonstration of ExpressionEngine and giving away free licenses and add-ons to attendees.
The document provides guidelines for creating emails that will display properly across different email clients and avoid spam filters. It covers best practices for email size, HTML coding, calls to action, CSS, images, tables, fonts, links, special characters, videos, and common code fixes. Guidelines include using inline styles over CSS, limiting image and file sizes, avoiding divs and background images, and ensuring short clear calls to action. It also lists spam triggers to avoid and tips for proper email timing.
This document provides guidance on how to design responsive emails that look good without images by using pixel art and HTML/CSS styling. It discusses designing for various contexts like slow connections and mobile phones. Tips are given for concepting the design, slicing it into sections, adding colors, optimizing file size and known bugs. While pixel art engages recipients, the future of email design could include more interactivity and animation with emerging CSS techniques.
Web Components at Scale, HTML5DevConf 2014-10-21Chris Danford
At Pinterest, we've begun experimenting in production with Web Components. This talk will discuss some challenges of implementing Web Components in a large scale production environment such as SEO concerns, reasonable fallbacks for browsers not supported by Platform.js, migrating a large code base component-by-component to mitigate risk, and optimizing page load and scroll performance.
HTML Email Boilerplate, best practices and boundary-pushing tips and tricks. Shared at WebSG, 6th July 2011.
Be sure to view the Ice Cream and Toy Story emails in your browser.
Links in a bundle here: http://bit.ly/websg-htmlemail
Download the presentation here:
http://seanthambiah.com/speaking/WebSG_HTMLEmail_6thJul.zip
Week 2 - Interactive News Editing and Producingkurtgessler
This document provides an agenda and summaries for an interactive news editing and production class. The agenda includes recapping HTML, exploring web headlines, and doing a first data visualization exercise. It also lists readings and homework assignments which involve improving headlines, completing an HTML exercise, creating a Google Fusion Table map of snowfall data, and reading chapters from a textbook.
The document provides an introduction and overview for an INFO 2106 Website Design and Management course. It outlines the agenda, including an introduction to the professor and Blackboard, as well as information on grading, academic dishonesty, and how to succeed in the course. It then covers the basics of HTML, including common tags like <p>, <ul>, <li>, and <a>. Examples are provided of how to create paragraphs, lists, links, and tables. It also discusses opening links in new windows, static vs dynamic websites, and important code snippets for building webpages.
The document summarizes best practices for HTML email design and delivery. It covers designing emails that work across different email clients, using email service providers for deliverability and tracking, integrating analytics tools like Google Analytics, and maintaining list hygiene through practices like double opt-in, unsubscribing, and list cleaning. It recommends tools like MailChimp and CampaignMonitor for their email design and delivery features.
The document summarizes best practices for HTML email design and delivery. It covers designing emails for various email clients, using inline styles, image blocking, testing emails, integrating analytics, maintaining list hygiene, and recommended email service providers like MailChimp and CampaignMonitor. The document stresses testing emails across multiple clients and platforms before sending campaigns.
Architectural and constructions management experience since 2003 including 18 years located in UAE.
Coordinate and oversee all technical activities relating to architectural and construction projects,
including directing the design team, reviewing drafts and computer models, and approving design
changes.
Organize and typically develop, and review building plans, ensuring that a project meets all safety and
environmental standards.
Prepare feasibility studies, construction contracts, and tender documents with specifications and
tender analyses.
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5. 1. Gather content
2. List elements on paper
3. Sketch wireframes
4. Mock-up design
5. Write the code
6. Inline CSS
7. Test in web browsers
8. Test with ‘real’ email clients
9. Test on virtual email clients
10. Lift-off!
9. Start with plain text
• Encourages a ‘Content First’ approach
• Not having a plain text will anger the spam filters
• Some older email clients can’t handle html
• Some people prefer plain text and will set their
email clients accordingly
10. Images off by default
• Most email clients block images by default
• Content should make sense with images off
• Style ALT text so email looks good even
without images
11. Link to web view
• People may have images turned off
• The html may not be rendering properly
• It’s a handy way to share the email
15. • Tables are optimised to preserve logical reading order
• Heading elements used
• Text colour contrast is sufficient
• Subject line is concise and descriptive
• Headings summarise content that follows
• Link text is meaningful (not “read more” or “click here”)
18. Client brief
• main objective of the email
• target audience
• an early draft of the content
• guidance on potential design style
(including imagery and brand guidelines)
20. • Logo
• Main image
• Heading
• Paragraph (or two)
• A main call to action
• Contact details
• Social media icons
• Small print
• Unsubscribe link
• View in a browser link
21. Make a list
• List the elements on some paper
• Mark them up as h1, p, button etc.
• develop a hierarchy and a source order
(good for mobile first approach)
22.
23.
24. How big should an email be?
• 600px wide for “desktop” email clients
• I’ve already decided on the source order, so no
real need to mock-up at narrower widths
• Height and weight: smaller the better
25. Keep Things Simple
• Use just 1 or 2 columns if you can
• Be generous with spacing
• Complicated designs take ages to test and debug
34. Use tables
Use <table></table> because Outlook
has poor support for CSS based layouts
https://www.campaignmonitor.com/guides/coding/guidelines/
35. Attribute selectors
Use attribute selectors for any styles
contained in your media queries to make
sure Yahoo! ignores them.
https://www.campaignmonitor.com/guides/mobile/coding/
36. Use !important
Use !important in your media queries to
make sure the styles override any inline styles
https://www.campaignmonitor.com/guides/mobile/coding/
37. Checklist
• Proof read the copy
• Check phone numbers and email addresses
• Check you’ve included alt text and titles attributes
• Remove unused CSS
• Optimize images
• Check email with images turned-off
• Check images and links have absolute paths
41. Test on real devices
• Gmail.com
• Outlook.com
• Yahoo.com
• AOL.com
• iPhone 5c
• iPad
• Mail (OSX)
• Thunderbird (OSX)
• Outlook (Windows)
• Windows Live Mail
49. Further Reading
Making Responsive HTML Emails
benjystanton.co.uk/blog/making-responsive-html-emails/
The Ultimate Guide to CSS
campaignmonitor.com/css/
The Email Design Guide
mailchimp.com/resources/email-design-guide
Can Email Be Responsive?
alistapart.com/article/can-email-be-responsive
Five Ways to Test an Email
litmus.com/blog/five-ways-to-test-an-email
50. Further Reading
Email Design Review
emaildesignreview.com
Let’s fix email
letsfixemail.com
The design of government emails
designnotes.blog.gov.uk/2014/09/04/the-design-of-government-emails
Litmus Email Builder
litmus.com/email-builder
What you need to know about using fonts in email
adestra.com/what-need-know-using-fonts-in-email
51. Further Reading
6 Email Client Hacks You Need To Know
freshinbox.com/blog/6-email-client-hacks-infographic
Best Practices for Plain Text Emails
litmus.com/blog/best-practices-for-plain-text-emails-a-look-at-why-theyre-important
The Ultimate Guide to Styled ALT Text in Email
litmus.com/blog/the-ultimate-guide-to-styled-alt-text-in-email
Image Blocking in HTML Email
campaignmonitor.com/resources/will-it-work/image-blocking/
Color blindness and email: Are you designing for accessibility?
www.campaignmonitor.com/blog/post/4267/color-blindness-accessibility-and-the-vision-
impaired-in-email-design