An email signature that moves, a little
Every email SRS sends is a small brand moment. Here is what Allie's and Jennifer's could look like, shown as they would appear in an inbox. The ring around the photo and the logo each catch a light once, then rest.
Hi Dr. Patel,
Your September report is attached. Happy to walk through it on Thursday.
Best,
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Allie Galovich, CPC
Owner
Strategic Revenue Solutions, LLC
30800 Telegraph Road, Suite 2950, Bingham Farms, MI 48025
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Hi Dr. Patel,
Your September report is attached. Happy to walk through it on Thursday.
Best,
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Jennifer Hillmer
Billing & Coding Director
Strategic Revenue Solutions, LLC
30800 Telegraph Road, Suite 2950, Bingham Farms, MI 48025
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Works where email works
Built the way email programs need it: a simple table and images. It looks the same in Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail, and on phones.
Fraunces travels in the logo
Email programs can't load custom fonts, so the Fraunces "SRS" lives inside the logo image. Names are in Georgia, the closest serif every email program has.
Still if motion stops
Outlook on Windows shows only the first frame, so the first frame is the finished design. Nothing moves the layout, only light.
Sample email text and the client name are made up. Photos are from Allie's and Jennifer's LinkedIn profiles, used here for this preview only. Jennifer's email address isn't shown because we don't have it yet.