February 2nd, 2016

@g16n I guess they rather read the text version of the email. Which is far more important to have than proper html.

9:29 AM, Feb 2nd, 2016 via Tweetbot for iΟS in reply to g16n

@g16n @CodePen @anatudor sure you could do that. But email clients wouldn’t care. I doubt a screen reader tries to read the html version.

9:27 AM, Feb 2nd, 2016 via Tweetbot for iΟS in reply to g16n

@g16n @CodePen @anatudor it is not about pixel perfection. It is about readability on diff. devices.PNG gets blocked,PDF is worse than html.

9:23 AM, Feb 2nd, 2016 via Tweetbot for iΟS in reply to g16n

@g16n @CodePen @anatudor take a look and cry campaignmonitor.com/css/

9:20 AM, Feb 2nd, 2016 via Tweetbot for iΟS in reply to g16n

@g16n @CodePen @anatudor you know the differences of the html parsers of mail clients (esp. Outlook) vs browsers?

9:16 AM, Feb 2nd, 2016 via Tweetbot for iΟS in reply to g16n

@g16n @CodePen @anatudor it is a newsletter.

9:11 AM, Feb 2nd, 2016 via Tweetbot for iΟS in reply to g16n