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Creating a Responsive HTML Email

Offered By: LinkedIn Learning

Tags

HTML & CSS Courses Computer Science Courses Web Design Courses Animation Courses Email Marketing Courses Graphic Design Courses Front-end Development Courses Responsive Web Design Courses Media Queries Courses Web Fonts Courses

Course Description

Overview

Design a responsive HTML email that will adapt to varying screen sizes and render correctly in over 30 different email clients, including Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Previewing the final project
  • About the exercise files
  • What you should know
  • A look at the beginning project
1. Creating the Graphics
  • Creating the banner and background graphics
  • Creating the content graphics
2. Creating the HTML Email
  • Setting up the base layout structure
  • Styling the table row for the logo
  • Styling the table row for the headline
  • Styling the table row for the banner and content
  • Styling the table row for the promos
  • Styling the table row for the callouts
  • Styling the table row for the footer
3. Creating Buttons with HTML and CSS
  • Styling anchor links as buttons
  • Creating a call-to-action button
4. Adding CSS to the Email
  • Adding CSS media queries to your HTML email
  • Styling the headline and banner for smaller screens
  • Styling the content and footer for smaller screens
  • Styling the promos for smaller screens
  • Rearranging the callouts for medium screens
  • Stacking the callouts for small screens
5. Pushing the Envelope
  • Adding inbox preview text
  • Adding animation to your HTML email
  • Using web fonts with your HTML email
  • Adding HTML5 video into HTML email
  • Encoding and embedding Base64 images
  • Using high-definition graphics in your HTML email
6. Validation and Testing
  • Validating your HTML code
  • Testing your email in 30+ HTML email clients
  • Suggestion for Yahoo! Mail incompatibilities
  • Suggestions for BlackBerry 5 layout correction
  • Suggestion for supporting Lotus Notes 6.5, 7, and 8.5
Conclusion
  • Exploring alternative layouts
  • Where to go from here

Taught by

Chris Converse

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