You’ve designed a terrific HTML e-mail template. It looks great in AOL/AIM, gmail, Outlook 2010/2007/2003, Hotmail, Apple mail... But Yahoo! is scrunched up with no breaks between the paragraphs. This is because Yahoo! webmail does not render the paragraph tag the same as other e-mail clients. Thankfully, the fix is easy.

This post will demonstrate how to implement a very simple link list in ASP.NET 4.0 using XML and XSLT to generate custom HTML structure.

Is it time to move to a higher resolution (e.g. more horizontal real estate)? Utility and usability, not the visual design, determine the success or failure of a website. While the same is not necessarily true with e-mail marketing, size matters immensely. Dirigo's March 2010 survey findings suggest that the answer is...

Our research as of the writing of this blog article suggests that almost 86% of the computer browsing population has a screen resolution of at least 1024 x 768. In this post I discuss our stock 3 column website dimensions.

Explanation of how to mix and match fixed and relative positioning of a flash object.

Html 5 is the newest generation of Hypertext Markup Language that is being developed by WHATWG (Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group). Although, the development of HTML 5 is still in progress (and has been since 2004), and we might not see the final version until 2022, some of its features are already supported by major web browsers.