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I've been using Mailchimp for more than 3 years and I believe it's a perfect example of responsive email.
My experience with mailchimp is awesome as it allows you to use pre-built templates, design your own template using the inbuilt css editor or even install a custom template.
Recently, they added support to view your mails in different screens for compatibility, and if you want to view how your mails appear in different mail clients, you can pay for subscription, but essentially it's free (though with certain limits)
I sometimes wonder why Gmail, yahoo etc were not designed to work like mailchimp.

Thanks for this info.

Panshow:
I've been using Mailchimp for more than 3 years and I believe it's a perfect example of responsive email.
My experience with mailchimp is awesome as it allows you to use pre-built templates, design your own template using the inbuilt css editor or even install a custom template.
Recently, they added support to view your mails in different screens for compatibility, and if you want to view how your mails appear in different mail clients, you can pay for subscription, but essentially it's free (though with certain limits)
I sometimes wonder why Gmail, yahoo etc were not designed to work like mailchimp.

Thanks for d info.