Results from Litmus’ big-ole-survey of email production methods and issues. An interesting view of what folks are doing/using out there. Go over to see them and grab yourself a copy of the 2016 State of Email Production eBook. It’s very… Continue Reading →
Called Adobe Experience Design CC it looks like a melding of Illustrator and Photoshop plus UX tools a very clever “Repeat Grid” design feature.
Distilled info from this OSX Daily article: “How to Resize a VirtualBox VDI or VHD File on Mac OS X“.
Just include an extra “.dwt” ‘pre-extension’ in the filename – i.e. filename.dwt.html.
Rockin’ the old skool with this reference to the classic BBC TV test card of the 70’s…
Another landing page based on my square promo graphic template. Clear promo message with game characters to illustrate.
Quick logo and t-shirt design for an incredible eye-controlled wheelchair Hackaday project of my friend – and incurable optimist – Patrick Joyce.
Convertion of the desktop web designs for touch devices. Simplified the ground, reduced the colour palette and added subtle visual interest with the repeating cloud motif. Sticking to my old favourite the 12 column grid…
Another should-know-this-already snippet of PHP know-how… PHP will not include any line breaks immediately after a closing PHP tag. If you need or want to preserve white space in your rendered HTML code you’ll need to add a space in… Continue Reading →
D’oh. Still a PHP noob after all… Despite NULL and FALSE meaning different things – they’re equal in PHP if you’re not type matching. ref http://stackoverflow.com/
This is how I work. It’s all about the details. Two decent monitors and tidy layabout. Layout.
The “Preheader” or “Johnson Box” as it’s sometimes called appears in the list view of many email clients. It follows on directly after the subject line and needs to work in conjunction with it. It can also work as a standfirst… Continue Reading →
Add this before the Loop in archive.php: Found on wordpress.org/support
Google is bringing out a new email product: Google Inbox. It’s going to be a cross between email and task manager.
I’ve read a couple of interesting articles about the future of images on the web. The Picture Element from HTML5 Rocks Responsive Images in Practice on ALA There are two image problems that need solving in our multi-dimensional device landscape:… Continue Reading →
If you work with systems that can’t ignore Mac OS File System meta data…
The rise of Android and Gmail in the last couple of years has massively changed the email landscape and has caused significant deterioration in the visual integrity of responsive email.
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