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Smashing Podcast Episode 53 With Rémi Parmentier: Can HTML Email Use Modern CSS? — Smashing Magazine

In this episode of the Smashing Podcast, we’re talking about HTML email. Do we still have to design like we would for IE5? Vitaly talks to expert Rémi Parmentier to find out.

DMDrew Mclellan
Drew MclellanSmashing Magazine
·September 20, 2022
Smashing Podcast Episode 53 With Rémi Parmentier: Can HTML Email Use Modern CSS? — Smashing Magazine

In this episode of the Smashing Podcast, we’re talking about HTML email. Do we still have to design like we would for IE5? Vitaly talks to expert Rémi Parmentier to find out.

DMDrew Mclellan
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Drew is a Staff Engineer specialising in Frontend at Snyk , as well as being a co-founder of Notist and the small content management system Perch . Prior to this, … More about Drew ↬

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