I've put up a page that allows you to send yourself an example of the Interactive Email that I covered in the article 3 Steps to Create an Interactive Email Using CSS.
You can send yourself the example by going here.
3 Steps to Create an Interactive Email Using CSS
Do you find yourself trying to find new ways to engage your email audience with compelling and eye-catching content?
This example will show you, in three easy steps, how to do just that. By creating an email that will display an alternate view of a product when the recipient hovers the cursor over an image, users will have a much more interactive and enjoyable experience...
This example will show you, in three easy steps, how to do just that. By creating an email that will display an alternate view of a product when the recipient hovers the cursor over an image, users will have a much more interactive and enjoyable experience...
Hello from FreshInbox!
Welcome to FreshInbox's first post.
The idea for this blog started when LinkedIn introduced their Intro app for the iPhone. The app inserts an interactive LinkedIn widget featuring the sender's profile inside the email. Although it felt like the widget incorporated JavaScript, which is blocked by almost all email clients, I realized it was all CSS after some digging and speaking with the folks who built it (thanks InboxLove).
After a weekend full of experimenting, I was able to come up with examples of Interactive Content...
The idea for this blog started when LinkedIn introduced their Intro app for the iPhone. The app inserts an interactive LinkedIn widget featuring the sender's profile inside the email. Although it felt like the widget incorporated JavaScript, which is blocked by almost all email clients, I realized it was all CSS after some digging and speaking with the folks who built it (thanks InboxLove).
After a weekend full of experimenting, I was able to come up with examples of Interactive Content...