Email Design
Graphwell monthly update
A product newsletter for an analytics app. One lead story, three short features and a dashboard screenshot that stays readable on a phone.
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- What shipped in November: dashboards that explain themselves
- Preview text
- Written summaries on every chart, scheduled reports and Slack alerts.
- Industry
- SaaS
Graphwell · What shipped in November: dashboards that explain themselves
What’s in it
- 01Dark hero with product screenshot
- 02Numbered feature list
- 03Two cards that stack on phones
- 04Outlook-safe button
How it stays email-safe
- Table layout, 600px wide, with Outlook ghost tables
- Inline styles, with media queries only as an extra
- Buttons with VML fallbacks for Outlook on Windows
- Images with width, height and alt text
- No scripts, forms or embedded video
One of many directions in Email Design: exploring what’s possible when email meets creativity.
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