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by 22 othersThe Email Standards Project works with email client developers and the design community to improve web standards support and accessibility in email.
+ test Acid dans les webmails
Lancement de l'Email Standards Project - Blog Alsacréations : XHTML, CSS et Standards web
(via)Email standards project. Les standards, c'est bien, si ça marchait dans les emails, ça serait mieux.
Premailer — preflight for HTML e-mail — dunae.ca
by 13 othersFor the best HTML e-mail delivery results, CSS should be inline. This is a huge pain and a simple newsletter becomes un-managable very quickly. This script is my solution.
* CSS styles are converted to inline style attributes
Checks style and link[rel=stylesheet] tags and preserves existing inline attributes
* Relative paths are converted to absolute paths
Checks links in href, src and CSS url('')
* CSS properties are checked against e-mail client capabilities
Based on Campaign Monitor’s guide to CSS support
* A plain text version is created
Optional and experimental
Email Newsletter Software for Web Designers - Campaign Monitor
by 23 othersCampaign Monitor is email newsletter software built just for designers who can create great looking emails for themselves and their clients, but need software to send each campaign, track the results and manage their client’s subscribers.
Scroll Down Animation Mail | AWARDS 2006 | 777interactive
by 3 others (via)Idée géniale !
A scroll down animation HTML mail sent by the consumer finance company. It sent across a message, “don’t over look your capacity” in the form of a scroll down animation mail which succeeded in creating a buzz effect due to the interactive and innovative type of mail. It succeeded in work of mouth and created buzz.
POMPAGE - Emails HTML - Dompter la bête
by 27 othersDevriez-vous utiliser les CSS ou (comble de l'horreur) les tableaux ? Et que faire quand les images sont désactivées ?
Microsoft makes accessible and standards compliant HTML email impossible | 456 Berea Street
by 2 othersMicrosoft has decided to use Word to render HTML in Outlook 2007. And comparing the CSS support of Word to that of Internet Explorer (which is what Outlook used to use) is like comparing IE 4 to Firefox 2. In other words, it is really lousy.
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