Email Design
One-question survey
A net promoter question answered in one tap: every number from 0 to 10 is its own link.
Start from this designOpens the project form with this design noted.
- From
- Pocketlane
- Subject line
- One question, ten seconds
- Preview text
- How likely are you to recommend Pocketlane?
- Purpose
- Survey and feedback
Pocketlane · One question, ten seconds
What’s in it
- 01Question
- 020 to 10 scale in two rows
- 03Scale labels
- 04Tell us more link
How it stays email-safe
- No form or script: each score is a link, which works in every inbox
- Scores sit in two rows so each is big enough to tap
- 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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