A Guide to CSS in Emails
I am currently working on changing our Voucher Emails from a 'text based email' to a choice of a couple 'html styled emails'. While this is an exciting project for marketing and our customers as a developer this makes me think browser capability testing times a thousands..
I know personally I access my mail in 7 different forms via 3 different email accounts a day... Not to mention the recent competition and modification of web clients such as Yahoo's beta mail vs Hotmail Live..
How can i ensure our customers get a good experience?
Can i use CSS?
What are the accessibility guidelines when it comes to peoples inbox?
Well after googling "help me" i discovered a very resource centre that answered these questions extensively with real data that I can present to marketing regarding how our Customers will be treated with examples like this:
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So without further ado I would like to point you to the following resources
Update Another great link Another great resource CSS in Emails



<a href="http://www.asourceofinspiration.com/2006/09/11/zen...">Zen and the art of CSS in email>/a>