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Responsive HTML Email Template
Responsive HTML email template designed to work on all email platforms
This template is designed to work on all major email platforms. It is built with media query, making it responsive for smartphones that support media queries. It serves as a foundation that has been tested and thoroughly reviewed for compatibility, making it very easy to customize and make changes. Using MailChimp's html email template (blue-print) as the foundation, this template is an improved version with more row options, redefined structure, and many fixes for Outlook, Yahoo, Hotmail, Gmail, e.t.c. -
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Bootflat
Flat UI KIT based on Bootstrap 3.3.0 CSS framework
Bootflat is built on the foundations of Bootstrap, visioned in a stunning flat design. Bootstrap itself is a trusted, reliable and proven tool for developers. Built with Sass 3.4.9. Bootflat is built on Bootstrap 3.3.0: the sleek, intuitive, and powerful mobile-first front-end framework for faster and easier web development. Bootflat's components are built with HTML5 and CSS3. The pages use `header`, `nav` and `section` to build the layout. Bootflat also comes with several splendid color...
