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We shape our tools, and thereafter our tools shape us.

— MARSHALL MCLUHAN

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We shape our tools, and thereafter our tools shape us.

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It changes our outlook, our attitudes, our feelings...

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At times of change, the learners are the ones who will inherit the world, while the knowers will be beautifully prepared for a world which no longer exists.

— ALISTAIR SMITH

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How can we—and

our designs—

adapt?

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How can we—and

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THE WAY

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THE WAY

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PLANNING

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PLANNING

STATIC WIREFRAMES

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PLANNING

STATIC WIREFRAMES

STATIC DESIGN

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PLANNING

STATIC WIREFRAMES

STATIC DESIGN

HTML/CSS/JS

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PLANNING

STATIC WIREFRAMES

STATIC DESIGN

HTML/CSS/JS

LAUNCH

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A NEW WAY

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Responsiveness it’s not just something we can build into our product,

—it’s an attitude we can adopt.— WILSON MINER

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PLAN

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PLAN

Content Inventory

User Journeys

Content Reference Wireframes

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1. Logo

2. Social Media

3. Navigation

4. Introduction

5. Case Studies

6. Clients

7. News

8. Secondary Navigation

CONTENT

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1. Logo

2. Social Media

3. Navigation

4. Introduction

5. Case Studies

6. Clients

7. News

8. Secondary Navigation

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CONTENT

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TEXT DESIGN

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Pandoc

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MOBILEREADY

ALMOST

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Properly structured content is portable to future platforms.

— STEPHEN HAY

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SimplifiedTranslation

ProgressiveEnhancement

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SET BREAKPOINTS

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Touch-based smartphone

Desktop/Laptop9’’ Tablet

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SKETCH

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PROTOTYPE

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Typecast

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Typecast

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VISUALDESIGN

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PATTERN LIBRARY

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- State and breakpoint changes can be included

- Useful for future designers, devs, etc

- Design consistency and maintainability

PATTERN LIBRARY

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TEST

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DISCUSS

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Discussing with the client during

all iterations and showing HTML/CSS prototypes before static Photoshop designs has streamlined our workflow and helped us to set and

—manage a client’s expectations better than ever before.

— ANDY CLARKE

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ITERATE

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Sketch → prototype → design → test → discuss

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PLAN

TEXT DESIGN

SET BREAKPOINTS

SKETCH

PROTOTYPE

VISUAL DESIGN

TEST

DISCUSS/ ITERATE

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?

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ROCK SOLID HTML EMAILS

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The digital channels Australian marketers use to communicate with customers.

84% Social

37% Blogs

83% Traditional Web

40% Mobile Apps

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We've gone from being exposed to about 500 ads a day back in the 70s to as many as 5,000 a day today.

— JAY WALKER SMITH, Yankelovich Consumer Research

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IT’S A NOISY LANDSCAPE

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The average time allocated to a newsletter after opening it was only

— JAKOB NIELSEN’S Alertbox

51 seconds.

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CONTENT IS KING

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ALL?

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nO MASTER PLAN

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LOOKING THROUGH THE RECTANGULAR WINDOW

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300-500px

FIRST IMPRESSIONS COUNT

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WHAT ABOUT W I D T H ?

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It’s a good idea to keep your emails to a width of no more than 550-640 pixels.

— CAMPAIGN MONITOR

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440px

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600px

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750px

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HEADER TEXTPRE

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The term readability doesn’t ask simply “can you read it?” —it asks “do you want to read it?”

— @TYPOGRAPHICA

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VIEW ONLINE VERSION

FORWARD TO A FRIEND

VIEW ON MOBILE

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of email recipients see images automatically.

— MERKLE “View From The Digital Inbox”

Only 48%

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BECOMING A KNOWN SENDER

PACKING A PUNCH INTO THE PRE-HEADER

PROVIDING ALT TEXT

USING HTML TEXT IN THE DESIGNS

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STYLING UP ALT TEXT WITH CSS

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TURNING TABLES INTO 8BIT WONDER

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CALL TO ACTIONS IN HTML TEXT

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THE EMAIL CLIENTS AUSTRALIANS USE

Remarkably, Apple iPhone and Apple Mail contribute towards 27% of Australians’ email client usage.

— RESPONSYS The 2012 Digital Marketing Big Australia Report

34% Outlook

10.7% Hotmail

16% Apple iPhone

12% Apple Mail

25% Other

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MOBILE FRIENDLY

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Links and buttons should

have a minimum target area

of 44 × 44 pixels, as per

Apple guidelines.

min = 30px

ideal = 44px

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The minimum font size displayed on iPhones is

WP7 recommends no smaller than 15 px, Apple recommends 17-22 px font.

13 pixels.

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Responsiveness it’s not just something we can build into our product,

—it’s an attitude we can adopt.— WILSON MINER

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KEEP ADAPTINGK E E P L E A R N I N G