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Amnesty Interview Survey

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Last active July 19, 2018 23:46
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What, if any, of these html/css/js elements can be used when building and sending HTML email? Provide your answer in the comments below.

a. Forms placed directly in the email
b. Custom fonts from resources like Google or Typefont
c. Flash for awesome late 90's style interactive media
d. Now way! None of the above

What is a recent technical challenge you experienced and how did you solve it? We'd prefer an HTML email example but if you have other applicable coding examples, that's great too. Provide your answer in the comments below.

What excites or interests you about html/email coding? Provide your answer in the comments below.

What, if any, frameworks and toolsets for building and testing html email are you familiar with? List them in the comments below.

What coding editors (computer application or web based) are you familiar with? List them below. List them in the comments below.

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Created July 19, 2018 21:48
Question 1

Please explain, in the comments below, your process for building/creating an HTML email. List any coding conventions or templates/frameworks you use in your day to day building.

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Last active July 22, 2018 04:19
Question 2

Please explain your process for testing the emails you build. What do you test, review and compare? What email clients do you prefer to test in?

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16. Install Wordpress Locally

Download, install and run a Wordpress (.org) site on your machine

Install wordpress from scratch, setup the database and open the new site's home page on your machine (e.g. on localhost, site.dev, etc). Attach a screenshot of the final page to this gist.

Wordpress: https://wordpress.org/download/

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Last active August 10, 2017 14:36
12. Create a Landing Page

Create a basic responsive web page.

It doesn't need to be pretty. The goal of the test is coding specific. The landing page you create must include the following:

  • Responsive at 3 points. Less than 768 for mobile, greater than or equal to 768 for tablets and greater than or equal to 1200 for Desktop.
  • Responsive imagery using the html5 "picture" tag. Different images must be loaded for different breakpoints. Use placehold.it for your images. The image can be placed anywhere on screen - so it's fine if it's a full width header or inline with copy.
  • Custom Font for the header via Google fonts
  • The html document must use the HTML5 doctype and include one H1, two to three paragraphs and the responsive image(s)

You can use a framework, grid system or build from scratch. Use this jsbin to submit your work: http://jsbin.com/nuzewoc/edit?html,css,js,output