Once you’re document is final, it’s time to send it along.
Again, if you’re familiar with page layout software, you’ll feel right at home with Mail Designer Pro 2. The guidelines help you line things up properly, though I couldn’t find an option to snap blocks into place. Placing shapes, text or images will be familiar to anyone who’s used an editor like Keynote, etc. It’s well done and manages to convey information without being cluttered, which isn’t always easy in a WYSIWYG editor. Likewise, a little chat bubble appears on the annotated section itself, so you know there’s an associated comment. Click any comment to reveal exactly which section of your document it’s referring to. Users can drag and drop comments to any section of the document, and these annotations appear in a right-hand sidebar, similar to what you might see in Word. Guidelines and rulers can be turned on and off, and the log enhances collaboration. Mail Designer Pro automatically provides a desktop and mobile view, and even lets you select the very mobile device you’d like to use as your preview, across 14 devices, both landscape and portrait. There’s something here that I like a whole lot. For the sake of demonstration, I went with “Diner”.
To get started, simply select a template from the library. Here’s our look at Mail Designer Pro 2 for Mac. With 38 default templates to choose from (and more via in-app purchase) and a wealth of editing options, Mail Designer Pro 2 seems intimidating at first, but you’ll soon be designing great-looking campaigns for your members, subscribers or customers. It’s compatible with Campaign Monitor and Mail Chimp, so you can upload your designs when they’re done. Mail Designer Pro 2 lets you create and deliver beautiful, custom email newsletters with no knowledge of HTML required.
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