Learn how to design and develop HTML emails and newsletters that work seamlessly across various email clients. Get hands-on guidance and tips for creating perfect templates.
This course is your friendly guide to crafting the perfect HTML emails and newsletters! We'll start with the basics and work our way through testing, validating, and making your emails look great on any platform.
Design, develop, test and validate HTML emails and HTML email skeletons as newsletters for email marketing campaigns.
In my career as software architect and software developer I have noticed that any time our customers asked us to prepare and develop HTML newsletters we encountered many problems.
Developing an HTML email is not the same as developing a web page.
Moreover the available documentation is not complete. In fact your emails have to be displayed on several email clients and each of them introduced styles or elements to your HTML emails and even strip out some of your settings.
It is hard to cover all these issues and be perfect on any email client. Moreover there are always new versions which is impossible to monitor.
There are some solutions and recommendations provided by the main email marketing tools but you will always need to rely on someone else and on their templates and schemes. But sometimes you need to be different and satisfy the requests of your customers.
In this course I will give you the guidelines and recommendations to develop the perfect HTML email.
We will be together an example based on a skeleton which we will build at the very beginning and step by step we will set it to fix the issues of the mail email cliens (e.g. Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, MS Outlook etc.).
I will show you how to make your HTML email responsive and what to do when the email clients ignore your responsive settings.
At the end you will be able to develop your own templates and HTML emails.
Develop an HTML email Skeleton or Template
Develop an HTML newsletter
Test and Validate an HTML email
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I have 30+ years experience in IT project management, software development and software architecture.I have led several teams of software developers as project manager, quality manager and as team leader in different companies and different countries in sectors e.g. telecommunication, research & development, travel business, Internet marketing and Internet business, consultancy and services.I have been responsible to collect the requirements...
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Hello, Dan does a good job at explaining most of the HTML newsletter, but the delivery could be better organized. Also it is important to make sure there are not grammatical errors on the slides.
He gives plenty of examples, but sometimes he jumps from one line to the other one and it is easy to get lost.
Thank you for this course. I have a clearer understanding of what is needed to create a newsletter.
I am keen to do the course but the sound quality and sinc is bad.
Too much lead in... let's get to the meat of the course!
Very clear explanation of all important e-mail html concepts. And how to develop templates that work on all e-mail clients. I will use this for future reference.
cannot understand the accent spoken in.
It is a nice course, but some of the content is outdated.
Great!
Explanation is very clear and precise
I've learned a lot, it would be better if you have a good understanding of HTML though, I will have to review HTML first because there are some things I didn't understand quite well. But I understand a lot better how to design for email clients.
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Joseph R.
The information is unclear and out of date - I understand this course was created quite a few years ago now but there was little of value here that can't be found in free resources.