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It's amazing to me that poor developers are still having to deal with email quirks. I was coding html emails in tables when I started 10+ years ago. It seems as
by cphoover 4y ago
It's amazing to me that poor developers are still having to deal with email quirks. I was coding html emails in tables when I started 10+ years ago. It seems as though tooling may be better but the underlying client support is still drastically lacking. Why haven't standards body agreed upon a subset of html/css to be supported by email clients? perhaps they have and I'm unaware? I guess the issue with email is that there is so much more market fragmentation than browsers... It's just crazy to me how bad email clients support is for rich media, and how many people still rely on it as primary source of communication over newer technologies.
- loldk 4y agoThere are a lot of older execs who will keep extremely old & unsupported versions of their email client (usually MS Outlook of course). They refuse to upgrade.