HTML E-mail Course

What You Will Learn

This class is about coding HTML specifically for use in formatted e-mails, often called HTML e-mail. Class discussion and exercises cover —

What a mark-up language like HTML is and how it works,
Why you should code HTML differently for e-mails than for web pages,
What it takes to compose and send an HTML e-mail,
The basic rules of HTML,
The plain-text and formatted portions of the e-mail,
Creating layout in the e-mail,
Inserting graphics, specifying alternative text and size attributes,
Making hyperlinks both within the e-mail and to web sites,
Specifying text and background colors,
Making a "mailto" link,
Testing for compatibility across a number of e-mail systems.

6 hours, $260 (available for Windows and Macintosh).

An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.

Benjamin Franklin

Training Format

Live class with trainer in class and interactive student participation,
Exercise-based, hands-on instruction,
Emphasis on questions and student participation,
Small size (limited to 8), personal attention.

Class Location

All training currently is given live, on-line via Zoom (details).
Private training available.

Dates and Registration

See current class schedule for dates.
Register On-Line or call (617) 720-6161.

Prerequisites

A working knowledge of mouse and menu-based computer applications, and the Windows or Macintosh operating system. It is also useful to have some knowledge of the Internet and digital communications and bit-mapped graphics.

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