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Source: Email Testing and Email Marketing Analytics – Litmus

Bookmarked: This site lays out a number of guidelines for creating Photoshop files and workflows that are conducive to productivity and team collaboration. By following these guidelines, you make it easier for others to work with your files, and more likely that your project will go smoothly. Some of the things included are common-sense (proofread before exporting), but others aren’t necessarily something you’d think of if you’re not used to collaborating or working on big projects (use folders, keep logos as vector smart objects). It also includes helpful illustrations for each example, so there’s no confusion.

Source: The Photoshop Etiquette Manifesto for Web Designers

Bookmarked: It organizes and standardizes your CSS – selectors, sub-selectors and properties – in a structure that makes it easier to define page areas and see how they relate to each other.

Source: Styleneat – CSS Organizer

Bookmarked: ProCSSor is a powerful (and wholly free) CSS prettifier that lets you format CSS in the exact way you want. It empowers you to turn your CSS into something that is visually more compelling, and with a minimum of effort at that.

Source: ProCSSor – Advanced CSS Prettifier

Bookmarked: The FBG system was built with typographic standards in mind and combines principals of fluid-column layouts, baseline grids and mobile-first responsive design into a resolution independent and device agnostic framework. It is packed with CSS normalization, beautiful typographic standards, corrected bugs, common browser inconsistencies and improved usability. You can finally have your cake and eat it too, all while making awesome websites.

Source: Fluid Baseline Grid – A sensible HTML5 and CSS3 development kit

Bookmarked: GitHub is the best place to share code with friends, co-workers, classmates, and complete strangers. Over a million people use GitHub to build amazing things together.

With the collaborative features of GitHub.com, our desktop and mobile apps, and GitHub Enterprise, it has never been easier for individuals and teams to write better code, faster.

Source: GitHub · Social Coding

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Source: LESS « The Dynamic Stylesheet language

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Source: Emailology – The Science of Looking Good in the Inbox

Bookmarked: CSS Chimp is a CSS gallery that was lauched to provide Fresh and innovative web designs from around the world. Web designers and developers can submit there inspirational web designs which inspire other web designers to designs new and innovative web designs.

CSS Chimp is run by Charan Kanwal Singh who is just an ordinary web designer who loves to play with pixels. The idea behind the CSS chimp is get along with the latest trends and designs.

Source: CSS Gallery | CSS Design for Web Design Inspiration : CSS CHIMP

Bookmarked: Finally getting atop an annoying email rendering bug gives geeks like us near-endless, t-shirt removing satisfaction. Especially when it’s plaguing our newsletters. In this instance, our adversary was 3px spacing to the left and right of tables with align=”" applied to them. The stage was Outlook 2007 and 2010. While this has been a long-running issue, things really came to a head when I was coding our latest email newsletter, only to find that two text boxes nested in a table would not sit alongside each other, thanks to said gaps:

Source: Removing spacing from around tables in Outlook 2007 and 2010 – Blog – Campaign Monitor