It has probably happened in the past: you spend some time preparing with care and love a wonderful template for the next newsletter, that you will send to your customers. You import it into the email marketing service or software of your choice. You add content. You send it, at last. Only from some random reaction from your customers, you find out that the beautiful image you used in the opening corrupted the titles alignment or some other design horrors.
The only solution, until recently, was to rely on Litmus, or Email on Acid. These are two services that allow you to check your template by analyzing the code that generated it, finding errors and suggesting alternative solutions to get the job done. However, they are services designed primarily for professionals, for developers: subscribing to one of them can be expensive for the individual user, and perhaps as a solution is too much.
But MailStyler helps you to overcome this impasse: one of its strengths is to generate templates that can be rendered exactly as you thought, on any screen or device. This is not just a question of responsive design (which is fluid design, capable of adapting to different types of screens). MailStyler generates HTML code that complies with the most stringent web standards, whether they are blocks of text or images. That’s why MailStyler warrants that the newsletter you send will be opened and displayed exactly as you prepared it, regardless of the type of device and mail client of your recipients.
