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When I started coding, I jumped over the tables and went directly to CSS / div based layouts, it just started, and I did not see the need to study something (i.e. the table layout) that was on it. I use tables for tabular data, so I understand how tables work.

My current company sends a huge amount of emails in HTML format, which I have to design, create and send through Emma or several other similar companies. This is my first regular HTML email experience, although I have built websites for several years.

My questions are: is there a good recommendation for developing and creating HTML rules? I know the general basics (obtained through research, trial and error over the past few months). Or are the rules simple enough to list here? Are there accessibility standards for email, such as the Internet? They are the same?

As a side question, does anyone think that HTML letters suffer more from a headache than they cost?

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Not sure if your spreadsheet story is about sending HTML emails, as you are not limited to using tables in HTML emails, but anyway. I am not saying that these are official recommendations, but, from my head, I personally always consider them:

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