Framework-agnostic guide to authoring a new HTML email template from a brief. Use when the user describes an email they want ("welcome email", "newsletter", "transactional receipt") and wants help designing the structure regardless of chosen framework.
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Help the user pick an HTML email framework — Foundation for Emails, Maizzle, MJML, or hand-rolled tables. Use at the start of any new email project, or when the user asks "which should I use" / "what's the best framework for emails".
Framework-agnostic reference for HTML email client quirks — Outlook rendering, dark mode, Gmail clipping, image blocking, preheader text, width constraints, font fallbacks. Use whenever authoring, debugging, or reviewing any HTML email regardless of framework.
Build responsive HTML emails using Foundation for Emails (ZURB) — Inky markup, Sass theming, Gulp build. Use when the user has chosen Foundation as their email framework, or is working in an existing Foundation for Emails project.
Compile, preview, and test HTML email templates regardless of framework — browser preview, test sends, cross-client testing, spam/deliverability checks. Use after authoring a template with Foundation, Maizzle, or MJML.
Build responsive HTML emails using Maizzle — Tailwind CSS, modern Node, config-driven. Use when the user has chosen Maizzle, or is working in an existing Maizzle project, or wants Tailwind-based email authoring.
Build responsive HTML emails using MJML (Mailjet) — semantic XML tags, very low friction, excellent client compatibility. Use when the user has chosen MJML, wants quick templates, or needs something a non-developer can edit.