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Blue Jeans (Demo | Download)

Stand out from the crowd with this cool, free template for a portfolio website based on blue jeans texture.

Portfolio (Demo | Download)
An HTML 5 and CSS based website template suitable for businesses. It has a jQuery slide show in the home page header for displaying your latest work, featured contents or can also be used to tell your visitor what your web site is all about.

High Five (Demo | Download)
It can be useful if you need to show case your work / portfolio. Most of the style elements are in the CSS including styles for Blog, Comment Template etc.

AppCloud (Demo | Download)
It has been designed with tones of blue, white and a bit grey to point out the gadgets and provide more usability that you can obtain information you need faster and more easily. You can display all gadgets you are selling.

RS 18 (Demo | Download)
This blue colored well designed template can be used by people doing business.

Dandoot (Demo | Download)
It has been designed so that it is suitable mostly for major/indie music recording companies, bands, musicians, music products affiliates, music event organizers or simply online music stores.

Bamboo (Demo | Download)
This template will go extrremly well with suitable Blogs, Small Websites etc.

Acallia (Demo | Download)
A smart template, it can be used by service sector industries and persons like event management compnies or graphic designer firm.

Reinvent (Demo | Download)
It features a narrow, one column layout with minimum graphics, clean and legible typography.

Alexx C (Demo | Download)
This template gels well with person/firm in service sector.

RealOne (Demo | Download)
This template is created keeping in mind property selling/buying sites and its quite neet.

The Radio Station (Demo | Download)
As the name suggest, this can be used by FM or radio stations.

CSS Heaven 1 (Demo | Download)
This template can be used for some design or lifestyle related website and it gives a contemporary look.

Turrion (Demo | Download)
A blue colored template, it tends to give all the necessary information to clients at one go.

Zen Design (Demo | Download)
This template can be used for websites with loads of information or which issuing articles/tutorials on regular basis.

Urban Gear (Demo | Download)
Great free html template for on-line shop dedicated to the urban fashion industry. Remove the slider area and use this template as a start point for your on line business.

ubly (Demo | Download)
This format is most suitable for blogs related web sites.

beSMART (Demo | Download)
Simple corporate CSS/XHTML template ready to meet wide range of requirements for effective on line performance.

CSS Heaven 2 (Demo | Download)
CSS Heaven 2 is a free CSS Template suitable for small business websites and blogs

Easy Slide (Demo | Download)
Easy Slide is a simple but cool css template based on the famous Coda Slider.

StudioClick (Demo | Download)
Studio Click is a simple, well-structured portfolio theme that focuses on one thing: gorgeous photos, screenshots, and content. It displays works easily and stylishly using large images of your products.

Bizgroup (Demo | Download)
Simple corporate CSS/XHTML template ready to meet wide range of requirements for effective on line performance.

Photo Pro (Demo | Download)
Photo Pro is a simple css template for portfolios and photo sites and it’s very easy to edit.

Treasure hunters (Demo | Download)
This facinating template can be used by blogs and or some stock photo sites.

Shop Around (Demo | Download)
Great free html template for on-line shop. Use it as a start point for your on line business.

Free Nova Studio (Demo | Download)
The Blog page features a simple blog design, easy on the eyes, allowing you to express your thoughts freely and in a stylish way!

Mondays (Demo | Download)
This template gives us a break from usual design and cn be used by service industries providing 24*7 supprts.

OWMX 1 (Demo | Download)
Color of this template is easy on eyes and is stylish.

Simple Solution (Demo | Download)
This template can be used by business sites and it is very attractive.

Classic Luxury (Demo | Download)
It is clean and has a lot of whitespace and nice typography. The code is well-organized and uses standards-based HTML and CSS.

Outliers (Demo | Download)
This template can be best used to showcase your idea and ideation process.

Portfolio Template (Demo | Download)
This is a clean and professional looking template for small portfolios or business sites. Very easy to edit if you have a basic understanding of html and css.

Market Leader (Demo | Download)
It can be used to showcase the reasons to prospective clients to choose you.

clean-white (Demo | Download)
This is a simple but beautiful css template with lots of whitespace and a professional look. Perfect as a frontpage for small businesses or photographers.

Ninja Assassin (Demo | Download)
Impress visitors to your site with a high-quality one-page portfolio site inspired by the Japanese ninja culture.

Kelontong (Demo | Download)
You can use use Kelontong WordPress e-commerce theme to modify your store and sell more of your products.

Small Business (Demo | Download)
This is suitable for small scale business websites that don’t need a lot of pages.

RS 19 (Demo | Download)
Its a attractive template using combination of white & bright colors and css techniques like Box Shadows and text shadows.

1. Use inline CSS styles

Unfortunatly you’ll have to forget about external style for email template design. The best solution is to declare the CSS in your HTML tags like that: <p style=’color:#000;’>. If you declare your CSS in your header, Gmail will not read it which you do not want.

2. Limit the width of your template

When creating a template for your email campaigns, don’t forget that many of your subscribers will read it in an online email app like Gmail or Hotmail. Most email software will have a sidebar that takes away some space, so it would be safe to have a template that doesn’t overpass 600px wide.

3. Avoid using too many images

Most of the time email apps will block images unless the user allows them, so you should not rely too much on images for your email understanding or the readers will just see an empty (or almost) email.

4. Offer a link that lets the subscribers unsubscribe

This is just good manners, don’t force your newsletter subscribers to stay subscribed if they don’t want to. What would you think if sales people locked the door behind you when you enter a shop?

5. Let your subscribers access the web version of the email

This gives you a way to offer a well layed-out version of your email to readers who can’t read it in their email app.

6. Don’t use flash

Most email clients will not read flash objects, so it’s not a very good idea to include it. Sometimes it will even give you security alerts.

7. Suggest to your readers to add you to their contact list

By doing this, you’re inviting your subscribers to create a closer relationship, but you also avoid getting your email ending up in the spam folder and get a better chance to have your images displayed.

8. Don’t use forms in your emails

It will not work in most email readers, just link to a form on the web.

9. Add the dimensions to images

Adding dimensions will help by showing a placeholder when images are not displayed, which will help for not breaking your layout even when images are not shown.

10. Provide an alternate text to all your images

If the images are not shown, let the users know what they are missing.

11. Don’t use PNGs with alpha transparency

Many email apps will not display PNG transparency, some will not even display PNGs at all, so why bother? I’m afraid that you’ll have to wait that email apps evolve.

12. Don’t use CSS images

CSS background images (example: background:url(image.jpg);) will not display in many email programs, so try to avoid them.

13. Have a text-only version of your email

For the readers who can’t access your HTML email, make sure they can read it by providing a text-only version of the newsletter.

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