Layout Width Select "Flexible" if you want your layout to be resized based on the email client width.

Horizontal Alignment Select "Flexible" if you want your layout to be resized based on the client's browser width.

Left

Center

Right

Header/Footer Stretch Select "Yes" if you want your header or footer to be resized based on the browser width.

Vertical Alignment Specify the vertical alignment of your layout.

Top

Middel

Bottom

Opera Compatibility
This option guarantees that your markup will be displayed correctly in Opera 9+.

Google Chrome Compatibility
This option guarantees that your markup will be displayed correctly in latest version of Chrome & Safari.

sIFR Implementation
Enables the replacement of text elements on web pages with Flash equivalents.

Section 508 Compliance
Typically a requirement for United States government agencies, select this option if disability compliance is required. In general, this option is rarely needed due to the techniques we use, but it`s shown here for those looking for it.

Dynamic HTML Options Implement Rollovers
Specify if you want your layout to use dynamic rollovers for links or menu elements.

Implement Dynamic Menus Specify if you want us to implement a dynamic menu with CSS. If you need a custom menu, you will be charged extra based on your requirements.

Jquery Implementation

Font Options Resizable Fonts Allows users to change font size in browsers (including Internet Explorer) and ensures that layout does not break when font size is changed. Please note that this option has limitations based on your design.

Coding Options Coding Type Please specify your preferred coding type. To achieve a perfectly compatible result, the attractiveness and clarity of HTML code W3C Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional or W3C Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict are strongly recommended. These options also maximize result compatibility, which is helpful when the layout interacts with items such as mobile devices that tend to have XHTML 1.0 Strict as a standard.

W3C Valid HTML 4.01

W3C Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional

W3C Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict

Table-less Coding Table-less coding makes the markup more accessible and optimized. This type of coding is definitely a major requirement of modern web development. Please note that we do use tables for tabular data.

Yes

No

SEO Semantic Coding, Complete Presentational Separation This option implements the coding that uses SEO-valued tags to underline the most important parts of the content. The option also emphasizes content positioning techniques, moving the most important parts of content to the top of the page code. This improves page readability for search engines as well as various browsers with disabled or limited CSS

No

Yes

Implement As Implementation TypePlease note that the implementation may increase the estimated timeline depending on pages quantity and Blog / CMS / Shopping Cart type. We create templates for the designs provided and do the implementation within the scope of the default functionality. The implementation cost includes only the pages ordered for the markup. The final price may be adjusted depending on the details provided. You can specify them in the "Notes" field.