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[...] -optimized emails, responsive design generally depends on three techniques or capabilities: media queries, mobile first design, and fluidity. CSS Media Queries for Responsive Emails CSS media queries [...]

[...] pixels on mobile devices. Media queries are placed within a style sheet. In the context of an HTML email, this generally means that the media query will go inside of a style tag <style> at the [...]

[...] pixels on mobile devices. Media queries are placed within a style sheet. In the context of an HTML email, this generally means that the media query will go inside of a style tag <style> at the [...]

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[...] across devices. It is important to note that style declarations are often made inline within HTML emails. This means that is customary to place styles directly in an HTML tag, which is something that [...]

[...] across devices. It is important to note that style declarations are often made inline within HTML emails. This means that is customary to place styles directly in an HTML tag, which is something that [...]

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[...] busy lives. The internet marketing experts at Emarketer estimate that by the end of 2013, Ecommerce sales in the U.S. will generate $262.3 worth of sales, an impressive 16.4% higher than last year. [...]

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