no. just name - sent from my Nokia 5110

At this point I hold people in higher regard whose signatures are simple and unstyled.

Jonathan Shariat, B.S. Interactive Media

VP of GIF Relations @ Companyname INc.

Twitter: @DesignUXUI, Facebook: /jonathans, Youtube: jonathanshariat

"Be the change you want to see in the world"

–Mahatma Gandhi

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• Sent from my iPhone

It shows my current Facebook profile picutren, some . basic info, company name and social buttons. I made it in HTML with tables, and it most clients it would be okay.

An image:

Sent from my Game Boy Color

My Name | My Company | www.companywebsite.com

Most employees at add UTM tags to the website link in their email signature. Every quarter we award a joke prize to the person who drove the most traffic.

?utmsource=YOURNAME&utmmedium=email&utm_campaign=signature

Just

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Bob

in plain text.

I find email signatures to be ridiculous. So nothing, just my name.

It's pretty interesting that majority of the designers are director of something (and killing time on designer news)

Ah, for the signature, just my name and a link to my portfolio site. I don't need titles.

ぷ。iii

＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ ぷ = bowling person 。 = ball iii = Pins

Here is mine. It can be seen pretty much on any device and it's pretty simple and clean too. Retina image for a crispier look.

Here is mine:

On desktop, just name and URL in plain text, because that's what email is for. On mobile, nothing, as Google still can't figure out that a signature is supposed to appear before quoted text in the gmail app and not after it (this is not rocket surgery, folks).

-me

Vincent Orback

vincentorback.se

no. just a photo of my business card

Either nothing or "Sent from my iPhone" because I always forget to turn that off. I avoid email like the plague so I've never had anything else

Mine is this:

~Surjith

Used this as name and signature ended up in spam folder. Don't have anything ATM.

p®åbïñ««§îlwàL emal@email.com

At one point I had to research the intricacies of this very topic (because don't ask).

I can echo simple is best. Two dashes and a space (the standard delimiter) followed by your name on the next line.

I don't even talk to people with images in their signatures.

It's one of my least favourite things when a graphic designer goes to town on an email signature design and I'm asked to build it while trying to explain the challenges of doing anything remotely complex using Outlook's email signature system.

Simple = better.

Firstname Lastname

Employer Company Name | Employer Tagline

My Lame Job Title

Street Address, City, ST ZIPCO

P: 000.000.0000 C: 000.000.0000

E: firstname.mi.lastname@employer.com

EMPLOYERWEBSITE.COM

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Sorry, can't seem to add the four colors in the sig block or get the line breaks right

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Alex Marin

Mostly because I use my email for everything other than design, and don't want people to necessarily find me too easy.

Nothing fancy at all...

Stay awesome, C. Todd Lombardo Head of Product & Experience 617.299.6466 @iamctodd

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Name, website and twitter. Plain text.

My name and my Twitter handle

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