RSVPify's email templates are designed for maximum compatibility across desktop, mobile, and web-based email clients. Even so, because of the way HTML email renders, your emails may look slightly different than they did when you designed them.
Why your email might look a little different
Each email client renders HTML email a little differently, which can affect how fonts, images, and spacing appear. That's also why the email builder offers fewer fonts than the website builder: we chose fonts that render best across these clients.
The differences are usually subtle, but it's worth testing your email campaigns in a few clients to make sure everything looks as intended. Web-based clients add an extra layer of complexity, since they also render differently from one browser to the next.
Why does my email look different in Outlook?
Older versions of Outlook render email in unusual ways. Outlook 2000-2003 uses Internet Explorer as its rendering engine, while Outlook 2007, 2010, and 2013 use Microsoft Word. Because Word is built for print, it renders your email much like its Print Preview, which can change how your design appears.
Common Outlook rendering issues include:
Hyperlinks: appear as blue, underlined text by default.
Automatic picture downloads: blocked by default. Outlook still downloads images from trusted senders, so if guests add your email address or domain to their Safe Senders List, your images display automatically.
Rounded borders: not supported in most versions, so buttons show sharp corners.
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