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Builder ESP Syncing The Litmus Builder now lets you sync your emails directly from Litmus to your ESP in a single click. Here’s a quick couple shots from that experience. We start by collecting your ESP credentials and asking where you would like to save your email, such as Templates or Campaigns. Thats about it, there’s no configuration needed, now whenever you open the modal in a new document you will see your...
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Client Management Platform Here's a slightly old, work in progress mock of a client communication app that I've been involved with, this is a single-page where a team can have discussions over a specific task. It also supports basic project management features like being able to assign to users, adding entirely new users and ability to set priorities.
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The Email Design Conference 2016 (Boston) You've already seen the San Francisco site, here's a look at our website for the Boston venue of the Email Design Conference 2016, it uses a fabulous illustration of the Boston Bunker Bridge crafted by our very talened @Alan Tippins, which shows a gentle morning scene with the sun coming up, and boats departing from the docks. We may have said goodbye to the #TEDC16 hashtag, but the event is s...
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The Email Design Conference 2016 (San Francisco) Yesterday, the tickets for The Email Design Conference 2016 went on sale! We’re in three major cities this year — London, Boston and San Francisco. This year’s design highlights some of the spectacular landmarks from each of the three cities, set in different morning, day and evening scenes. The San Francisco page features the Golden Gate Bridge, in a typical clear sky day. We’ve used lots of c...
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ClientFlow Dashboard Here’s a quick sneak peak at one of the projects I’ve been working on called ClientFlow. Its a SaaS product built around teams communicating with clients. As oppose to similar project management software that rely solely on adding the client into internal discussions and letting them figure the rest out, ClientFlow is mostly client focussed and lets clients only see the updates the team intende...
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The Email Design Conference 2016 The Email Design Conference 2016 is coming! We are going with a space theme this year, its something thats been on our radar for a long time and we’re finally going all in and exploring it. Here’s a quick look at the save-the-date site design, we’re in three cities this year — London, Boston and a surprise city, stay tuned for more details. Major effort by the entire design team, especially @A...
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Settings Pages With the new features we’ve added, we also took some time up to clean up the UX around user profiles, settings, billing, adding new team members etc. Here’s a brief look at some of those screens. Want to know more about the new Litmus? Checkout: https://litmus.com/blog/introducing-instant-previews-checklist-send-with-confidence-every-time The new Litmus is now free to try out, get rolling her...
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Builder, a Code Editor for Email Geeks! Builder is the code editor that every email geek needs to embrace, we’ve made it better by jam packing it with 40+ email clients, such as Outlook, Apple Mail etc. Write your code from scratch or paste existing markup, select the email client you’d like to preview in and in less than 10 seconds see the result. Because of the immense infrastructural improvements and the gain in speed, we’ve bri...
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Email Design Projects Kudos to @Alan Tippins and our entire team for bringing the New Litmus live! Here's a look at our builder dashboard, filled with wonderful email design projects! We now support creating a new project in two different ways. Start by pasting your own markup, or using one of our custom designed email templates to get yourself rolling. Pasting your own markup will take you straight to our “Real ...
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Timesheet Approval Card Got to work on a tiny little project, the idea was to allow the ability to approve certain timesheet “cards” based on said work a contractor had done. The approval would be done by the higher tier role, generally a project manager. This is a stripped down version of the final product.
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Sign Up UI Kit Collaborating with our very own @Alan Tippins for some UI elements. We’re experimenting with some modules to create instant permutations of various forms across the company. This includes permutations of our sign-up experience and also swappable modules to instantly setup invitation forms, or purpose build any new type of form. To learn more about the product, visit Litmus.com.
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