- In this lesson, we're going to talk about supporting…high definition, or retina enabled screens,…with your graphics inside of your email.…So I first want to talk about what we need to do…to a graphic to make it high density, or retina enabled.…Now before we had high definition, or retina enabled…screens, we had standard density, or low density,…which was somewhere around 120 pixels per inch.…Since then, manufacturers have…been able to fit more and more pixels on a screen.…When we have about 240 pixels per inch, we move into…the high definition, or high density displays.…
This is the first version of high density.…At the time of this recording, manufacturers have been…able to create displays that support 3, 4 and 5K,…which is three, four and five times the number…of pixels that standard density display supported.…So what this means for our graphics is if we create…our graphics at the size they're going to be…displayed on the device, a standard definition device…will show the graphics with all of the fidelity…
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- Creating the graphics
- Setting up the base layout structure
- Styling the table rows for the headline, banner, etc.
- Creating buttons
- Adding CSS media queries
- Styling the content
- Incorporating animation and web fonts
- Validating your code
- Testing in various email clients
Skill Level Beginner
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Q: This course was updated on 11/26/2013. What changed?
A: We added two new movies to Chapter 5, "Adding HTML5 video into HTML email" and "Encoding and embedding base64 images."
Q: This course was updated on 12/03/2014. What changed?
A: We added one bonus movie, "Using high-definition graphics in your HTML email."
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Introduction
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What you should know1m 31s
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1. Creating the Graphics
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2. Creating the HTML Email
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3. Creating Buttons with HTML and CSS
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4. Adding CSS to the Email
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5. Pushing the Envelope
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Adding inbox preview text1m 39s
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6. Validation and Testing
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Validating your HTML code1m 42s
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Conclusion
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Where to go from here1m 5s
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