Re: Resend: dealing with designers
by Kathy Wheeler <kathyw(at)home.albury.net.au>
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Tue, 29 Apr 2003 06:50:26 +1000 |
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> > > I'm looking for suggestions on how to convey to our graphic
> > > designer - who does an absolutely awesome job of designing
> > > print materials - that some of the things she wants to do
> > > just don't translate well to HTML.
As much as I am loath to suggest it, your path of least resistance may be to
look at sending them as pdf attachments. microsoftie email app will
autolaunch them these days regardless of security issues anyway ... so it
should be seeamless to the average recipient.
Email was never designed to handle html properly, if at all in some cases.
I realise it's sub-optimal from a purist, technical and web usability point of
view, but it may be the "politically correct" best path (unless your intended
market audience is techies or web pros ;-). pdf will at least let your
designer have her own way ...
Cheers,
KathyW
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