Favorite Links of The Week – Helpful Advices & Tutorials to Designing Email Newsletter – N.7

Favorite links of the week is our weekly column which we share our favorite posts, articles, and resources about brand identity design with the readers that there are very useful for us, and we think there are will be useful too for the readers. This week we have a roundup of very helpful advices from the expert and great tutorial, that will help us for creating email newsletter.

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A Guide to Creating Email Newsletter

In this article, you’ll be able to explore common design patterns of email newsletters and learn which approaches work well, so that you’ll be prepared to create one for yourself and your clients. We’ve also included a compilation and analysis of different newsletter designs so that you can learn from them as well as tips on what to do and what not to do.

Design and Build Email Newsletters Without Losing Your Mind

This article gives you the information you need to plan, design and build an HTML newsletter that renders well and is actually useful to recipients. It’s a quick and dirty guide to effective email newsletters.

20 Email Design Best Practices and Resources for Beginners

Even for experience designers, building email newsletters isn’t easy. You receive a lovely looking design, and you crack on with the development. Unfortunately, it just doesn’t work as it should in every email clients. This is where these twenty best practices come in handy.

Email Newsletter Design: Guidelines And Examples

In this article, you’ll some guidelines for designing and distributing email newsletters. Each point will be accompanied by both good and bad examples.

Create an Email Newsletter Template Part 1

This is a two-part tutorial, first showing you how to create a simple email newsletter template in Photoshop and then how to take your created email template and turn it into HTML that can actually be sent to subscribers. Go to the second part here.