About the service
I hand-code adaptive HTML email templates with special attention to what trips up most people: the same email must look correct in dozens of mail clients, each interpreting code differently. Outlook still renders using Word engine, Gmail strips some styles, and Apple Mail behaves like a full browser — so I write code with that reality from the first line. I use bulletproof table layouts where necessary, and MJML where speed and maintenance matter to the project, then hand-refine the compiled result so nothing shifts.
Work starts with your design or prototype and ends with a template tested in the clients your audience actually uses. I inline critical CSS, add sensible fallbacks for background images, buttons, and web fonts, and make sure the layout neatly collapses to a single column on phones. Dark theme, retina graphics, accessible semantic structure, and a text version of the email — these are part of standard delivery, not optional extras. When Outlook breaks padding or a button, I use ghost-table and VML techniques rather than guessing.
When the template looks right, I connect it to your platform — Mailchimp, SendGrid, Klaviyo, HubSpot, or your own service — with merge tags, editable zones, and modular blocks so your team can reuse the template without a developer. Everything ships with documentation. If you have an old template rendering poorly, I'll debug and fix it.
— Adaptive HTML email coding (tables + MJML)
— Testing across clients and fixing Outlook/Gmail bugs
— Dark theme, retina, and accessibility
— ESP integration: merge tags and modular blocks
— Repair, refactoring, and reusable template systems
Work starts with your design or prototype and ends with a template tested in the clients your audience actually uses. I inline critical CSS, add sensible fallbacks for background images, buttons, and web fonts, and make sure the layout neatly collapses to a single column on phones. Dark theme, retina graphics, accessible semantic structure, and a text version of the email — these are part of standard delivery, not optional extras. When Outlook breaks padding or a button, I use ghost-table and VML techniques rather than guessing.
When the template looks right, I connect it to your platform — Mailchimp, SendGrid, Klaviyo, HubSpot, or your own service — with merge tags, editable zones, and modular blocks so your team can reuse the template without a developer. Everything ships with documentation. If you have an old template rendering poorly, I'll debug and fix it.
— Adaptive HTML email coding (tables + MJML)
— Testing across clients and fixing Outlook/Gmail bugs
— Dark theme, retina, and accessibility
— ESP integration: merge tags and modular blocks
— Repair, refactoring, and reusable template systems
