Emailify ships with a deep component library, but the magic happens when you customize it. I treat each module like part of our design system—hero, feature grid, testimonial, receipt line item—and store them in a shared page. Emailify plugs into that library so the exports always match the latest brand rules.
Components that behave like code
Each component includes responsive behavior baked in. Swap content, rename layers, and the underlying HTML adapts. Designers stay in their comfort zone, and developers receive HTML that mirrors the component structure exactly.
Maintenance is simple
Update a component once (new type scale, refreshed CTA style) and every future email inherits it. You can even version components for different business units while keeping the base layout consistent.
Steps to set it up
- Duplicate Emailify’s starter library and adapt it to your brand.
- Publish those components to a Figma library so every designer can access them.
- Assemble emails using the shared components and export through Emailify when ready.
It’s the closest thing to a true email design system I’ve used.
Governance tips
Document component usage (dos/don’ts, accessibility notes) on the same page so new teammates understand how each module should be used. Because Emailify reads directly from your component library, updating guidelines and code happens in one move.
Scale effortlessly
When new channels appear—transactional flows, lifecycle drips—clone your base components, tweak the tone, and keep the structure. Emailify ensures your HTML remains consistent even as the library grows.
