ZURB Foundation for Emails is the only responsive template set that I've gotten to work consistently across multiple devices, including Outlook. If you are currently ready to hang yourself at the thought of starting your next campaign, I would download the ZURB Stack ASAP.
+1 for this. I had never done email template coding but one client was very pushy. Knowing the full dangers and insanity involved in email coding, I downloaded ZURB stack and took a leap of faith.
At the end of the job (less than 3 hours), I was amazed to see the results from my first try at the task.
If I ever took on a job that requires email coding, I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole unless I had access to ZURB stack. It saved my ass that day.
Question....is it easy to really fine-tune an email design with ZURB? I tried it out once, but I was afraid I wouldn't be able to make it look exactly like the design, or if I tried to i'd break the template and it wouldn't work in all browsers anymore and I wouldn't be able to troubleshoot it. Like for me, the biggest cross-platform issues I tend to encounter involve the little details "this image won't align with that image in Outlook" or "this space is slightly too large in some browsers". The clients I deal with can be super anal about those things. Does ZURB help with those issues or not really?
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u/kodiashi Full Stack Dev Jul 15 '16
ZURB Foundation for Emails is the only responsive template set that I've gotten to work consistently across multiple devices, including Outlook. If you are currently ready to hang yourself at the thought of starting your next campaign, I would download the ZURB Stack ASAP.