Question 1

How do I inline CSS for these email templates?

Accepted Answer

Use a tool like Premailer as recommended in the README. The project includes inlined versions in the /templates/inlined folder for reference, which you can use directly or as a guide for automation.

Question 2

Mailgun transactional email templates vs other free libraries like MJML?

Accepted Answer

Mailgun templates are simpler, tested HTML templates focused on transactional emails, while MJML uses a markup language for easier coding but may require more setup for client compatibility.

Question 3

Are these templates compatible with Gmail and Outlook?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the templates have been tested across all major email clients including Gmail and Outlook using Email on Acid, as shown in the README, ensuring they render correctly.

Question 4

Can I use these templates with email services like SendGrid?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely, these are standard HTML email templates that can be integrated with any email service by copying the HTML code and ensuring CSS is inlined before sending for reliability.

Question 5

How can I customize these templates for my brand?

Accepted Answer

Start with the original templates, modify the HTML and CSS to match your branding, then inline the CSS using tools like Premailer to maintain cross-client compatibility as per the README.

Question 6

What tools are best for testing email templates?

Accepted Answer

The project used Email on Acid for testing, but you can also use services like Litmus or browser-based tools to verify rendering across different email clients and devices.

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