It’s a really great time to be a web designer. HTML5 and CSS3 – the latest versions of the core technologies behind a majority of web pages – are finding greater support in contemporary browsers (Firefox, Safari, and Chrome to name a few). It’s now so much easier to design elegant interfaces that load faster, and that means a better user experience on web apps like MailChimp. Read More
We’ve implemented a new merge tag that allows you to quickly gauge subscriber sentiment about a question or issue, using a rating scale of 1-10. This is a great little addition for all sorts of different users. Imagine you’re a restaurant that just launched a new lunch menu. Why not ask people how they’re enjoying it? Or if you’re an auto shop, you could ask how likely your subscribers are to recommend you to a friend. The possibilities are virtually endless.
MailChimp v5 officially went live across 240,000 accounts at 1am ET this morning. We’ll be blogging about it all in more detail shortly, but here’s a list…