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That particular page appears to have been created with "Unbounce" (https://preview.unbounce.com/ https://preview.unbounce.com/) (the "lp-*" strings give that aw
by hrbrmstr 8y ago
That particular page appears to have been created with "Unbounce" (https://preview.unbounce.com/ https://preview.unbounce.com/) (the "lp-*" strings give that away). If you look for said "lp-" strings on the web there are more than a few pages using them. Unbounce is primarily designed for creating HTML email that won't break and won't get auto-rejected and it's likely easier for the builder program to stick in hardcoded values in-tag than to rely on complex CSS, especially with the varied capabilities of mail clients.
- CM30 8y agoYep. Unbounce is very much an old school WYIWYG editor in web app form, and its code basically reflects that. Everything built with it is done with absolute positioning and hard coded values (presumably because, as said, it's likely easier for the devs to generate it like that than relying on complex CSS rules).
- smelbe 8y agoFor a HTML email creation you can use the email builders like this one https://designmodo.com/postcards/ https://designmodo.com/postcards/