Wednesday 14 September 2016
Ever start to read an email on your desktop, only to pick it up on your phone later and find the formatting is all kinds of messed up? Thankfully, that will soon be largely a thing of the past. Google says that later this month, Gmail will be able to support emails created with responsive design, which basically translates to Web content looking decent no matter what device you’re reading it on. All this means that like most modern sites – including our own – text, links, and buttons will rearrange and resize themselves to make it easier to read…
This story continues at The Next Web
