Newsletter Design Agent (HTML Template Generator)

"Full Compatibility Approach Uses <table> layouts (safe for Outlook). Inline styles throughout (great for Gmail/Outlook which strip <style> blocks). MSO conditionals (<!--[if mso]>) for Outlook handling. Comprehensive Sections Header with logo + title. Hero banner for strong first impression. Welcome note, featured article with CTA. Two-column blocks for flexible content. Updates/announcements list. Highlight/promotion box with CTA. Quick links as pill buttons. Main CTA block. Footer with social icons + unsubscribe link. ? This is basically a full-featured newsletter template – ready for almost any use case. Good Use of Placeholders {{variable_name}} makes replacement easy. Covers logo, headline, hero, featured, blocks, CTAs, quick links, footer. Easy to map to ESP merge tags. Design & Style Choices Strong brand colors (#2c3e50, #e74c3c, #27ae60, #3498db). Rounded buttons, highlight boxes, modern look. Social icons styled as circle buttons – simple but effective. ? Suggestions for Improvement Mobile Responsiveness Currently uses inline <div style="display:inline-block; max-width:270px;">. This is okay but consider wrapping in <td> with fixed width for older mobile clients. Add width="100%" attributes on outer <table> for guaranteed scaling. Accessibility Improvements Add alt attributes for logo and image placeholders. Increase text contrast slightly for body text (#34495e is fine, but #7f8c8d could be darker). Use semantic <h1>, <h2>, <p> consistently for screen readers. Social Icons Right now they’re styled as text (f, t, in). Consider swapping with small PNG/SVG icons hosted publicly for more polished branding. Fallback Fonts Example: font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; to ensure legibility across clients. Testing Note Some ESPs may strip border-radius on buttons (notably older Outlook). Provide square fallback if needed. ? Overall Feedback This template is production-ready with only minor refinements needed for accessibility and mobile optimization. The README instructions are clear, step-by-step, and beginner-friendly — especially the ESP integration and placeholder mapping. ? In short: A solid, professional newsletter HTML template. With a little polish (social icons + contrast tweaks + font fallback), it’s enterprise-ready."

"Full Compatibility Approach Uses <table> layouts (safe for Outlook). Inline styles throughout (great for Gmail/Outlook which strip <style> blocks). MSO conditionals (<!--[if mso]>) for Outlook handling. Comprehensive Sections Header with logo + title. Hero banner for strong first impression. Welcome note, featured article with CTA. Two-column blocks for flexible content. Updates/announcements list. Highlight/promotion box with CTA. Quick links as pill buttons. Main CTA block. Footer with social icons + unsubscribe link. ? This is basically a full-featured newsletter template – ready for almost any use case. Good Use of Placeholders {{variable_name}} makes replacement easy. Covers logo, headline, hero, featured, blocks, CTAs, quick links, footer. Easy to map to ESP merge tags. Design & Style Choices Strong brand colors (#2c3e50, #e74c3c, #27ae60, #3498db). Rounded buttons, highlight boxes, modern look. Social icons styled as circle buttons – simple but effective. ? Suggestions for Improvement Mobile Responsiveness Currently uses inline <div style="display:inline-block; max-width:270px;">. This is okay but consider wrapping in <td> with fixed width for older mobile clients. Add width="100%" attributes on outer <table> for guaranteed scaling. Accessibility Improvements Add alt attributes for logo and image placeholders. Increase text contrast slightly for body text (#34495e is fine, but #7f8c8d could be darker). Use semantic <h1>, <h2>, <p> consistently for screen readers. Social Icons Right now they’re styled as text (f, t, in). Consider swapping with small PNG/SVG icons hosted publicly for more polished branding. Fallback Fonts Example: font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; to ensure legibility across clients. Testing Note Some ESPs may strip border-radius on buttons (notably older Outlook). Provide square fallback if needed. ? Overall Feedback This template is production-ready with only minor refinements needed for accessibility and mobile optimization. The README instructions are clear, step-by-step, and beginner-friendly — especially the ESP integration and placeholder mapping. ? In short: A solid, professional newsletter HTML template. With a little polish (social icons + contrast tweaks + font fallback), it’s enterprise-ready."

"Really useful ! Gives the layout, the HTML code and a clear explaination"