Designer’s Bookshelf
Designed by James Santilli
This email campaign for Designer’s Bookshelf by James Santilli is a great example of having all the right elements in all the right places. Being that its a piece for designers, about design books, there’s no doubt that there would have been a lot of pressure to apply a sound understanding of design principles, down to the placement of these elements.
The clear grid layout juxtaposed with vibrant images, text-only headers and distinct links has it all. Even with the images turned off, each link and all vital content are all expertly displayed. Well done!
Posted in: One column, Newsletter
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2 Comments
Robert
October 27, 2011 7:41am
Hi Jason, where can I find the template for an email like this? I am looking for this sort of simple one column design.
Ros Hodgekiss
October 27, 2011 8:28am
Hi Robert, sorry to chime in, but have you taken a look at our new template editor? That’s the easy way to put together a 1-column layout like this. Hope that does the trick! :D