So the question becomes - How can you optimize emails for
mobile devices?
Subject line: Use 15 characters max to ensure that
recipients can read the full header upon openingLayout: Use a simple, stacked layout as opposed to a multi-column layout
Width: Keep the width to 600px or less so portions of email are not cut off
Buttons and links: Make buttons and links big and “clickable” by providing padding (whitespace) around them to eliminate “mis-clicks”
Click-to-call: Use a plain text phone number or a click-to-call button. It stands to reason that mobile users are likely to have a high conversion rate over the phone. The idea here is to make it as easy as possible for them to do that.
Ergonomics: Remember that ergonomically, you’re designing for people’s thumbs. Keep that in mind as you’re placing important elements such as call-to-action buttons.
General best practices: Most of the best practices for regular email design still apply. Use images wisely, balance images with plain text, use alt text.
Happy Mailing!
Author: Michelle Chan
Editor: Caitlin Durand
Editor: Caitlin Durand
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