HTML coding newsletter and format layout

Update our current HTML newsletter to a more balanced layout for email delivery, break into sections with text explanation area (I'll add text later to approved design and layout). Current version can be viewed here: [login to view URL] - please confirm you have read this message and viewed our current HTML newsletter and then provide a link to similar work you have completed to be considered for the job! All files can be downloaded from: [login to view URL] DESIGN > Emails should be 600-800 pixels maximum width. This will make them behave better within the preview-pane size provided by many clients. > Design for simplicity. Use grid-based layers and avoid complicated elements that require HTML floats or positioning. > Assume images will be initially blocked by email clients, or that certain images — background images, for example — will completely fail to load. > Don’t design an email that’s essentially one large, sliced-up image. While these kinds of emails look pretty, they perform poorly. > Use basic, cross-platform fonts such as Arial, Verdana, Georgia, and Times New Roman. > Avoid elements that require Flash or JavaScript. If you need motion in an email, a .gif is your best bet. > Don’t forget about the mobile experience. DEVELOPMENT > Code all structure using the table element. > For more complicated layouts, you should nest tables to build complex structures. > Keep your CSS simple. > Use only absolute links for images, and host those images on a reliable server (or we can host them for you) > Don’t use JavaScript or Flash. > Account for mobile-friendliness. Use media queries to increase text sizes on small screens, provide thumb-sized (~46x46px) hit areas for links. Make an email responsive if possible.