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I bet y’all know that apps like Campaign Monitor and MailChimp have visual email builders built right into them. You drag and drop different types of content right into a layout. You edit text right within the email. It’s nice. …

Last week’s ShopTalk Show was all about HTML Email. It’s such a fascinating subject, as technically it is front-end web development, but it almost feels like a bizarro alternate universe.

We have dozens of browsers to worry about, they have …

Inky is kinda like a preprocessor for HTML created by Zurb, specifically designed for responsive emails.

I’m sure a lot of us have hand-coded HTML emails (I do it regularly) and know that it’s typically <table></table> soup. It’s not even …

We’ve talked about SVG quite a bit here on CSS-Tricks, but one area we haven’t quite touched on is email. Now that browser support for SVG is all in the green, it would be easy to assume that we …

Many emails are designed with a large screen in mind. Text that looks great on a large screen can be difficult to read on a mobile device, though. If Gmail deems that the font-size of any text in an email is too small to be legible, it will increase the size and flag the message. That’s pretty nice. What could have been illegible is made legible, eliminating the need to pinch and zoom our screens. It can also be a little frustrating.