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It seems html5 wasn't the new industry standard after all. according to this article html5 was conjured up in 2005 and now the person who started doesn't know why he placed all those tags (header, nav, section, article, footer and others). Recommendation is to use what we used to use. Now how annoying is it for newbies who had started a little while ago being told to learn another things lol. The article can be found here or http://www.netmagazine.com/features/truth-about-structuring-html5-page.

It has been a topic of debate as to what kind of menu we want to keep on our websites. Due to scrolling most of the time the menu is left all the way to the top, what if you have a really long site? This article tells us why we should use sticky menus and where. http://uxdesign.smashingmagazine.com/2012/09/11/sticky-menus-are-quicker-to-navigate/

This is just the tip of an iceberg of what to do with a mobile friendly email. There are many other factors involved like what css to use and how. For example yahoo will not recognize normal css and we have to put in attribute selectors for each classes or divs. If you have any questions ... ask away. Whichever ones I can answer I will. Source: b2bemailmarketing

Previously I used to resort to javascript for complex multi tier menus. Since i started with CSS, it makes things so much easy. http://line25.com/tutorials/how-to-create-a-pure-css-dropdown-menu