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Best way to send responsive HTML email from a regular email client?
I've been researching a lot of options lately and it seems there are MANY resources to create responsive html emails to be distributed to many people at once, in a newsletter fashion.
I'm wondering if anyone knows of options to respond to emails individually from a regular client like gmail or hotmail, etc.
Basically, from my business account, I would like to send better looking emails with buttons, images, and a nice signature. So far I haven't been able to find any options that address this on a one by one basis.
I've also been researching lately and the best solution for you might just be making a template in the mail software of your choice. I work in Apple Mail, so I saved a custom template and modified it with my HTML code. This isn't possible in the program, because it lacks a proper HTML editor.
You have to look up the template you saved from the program (it's deeply nested somewhere in the OS) and then open it with an editor, paste your code, save it. Then you can go back in Apple Mail and scroll through the templates. Somewhere your modified template will show up and you can send it to unique adresses right away.
You could also modify existing templates. Apple Mail features a lot of birthday and wedding invitations etc. Just paste the code there and load the modified template.
Modified templates tend to mess with the performance of Apple Mail a bit, so enter your recipients name before loading the template. I experienced not being able to type in the recipient field anymore after loading the template. In the end it will work just fine.
Thanks for responding. This seems to be the best solution at this point...
I find it interesting that there isn't better/easier way to do it though!