Email resource

The email starter kit is back in review.

We pulled the public templates back because a resource should be useful the moment someone lands on it. The first version exposed source patterns before it explained enough context, editing judgment, and implementation path. CLAVA should make the next responsible move obvious, not hand people a format they may not know how to use.

Public status: this page is intentionally not indexed and does not expose templates, source code, copy buttons, or implementation instructions. The email resource will return only after it gives clearer guidance, stronger examples, and a bounded path from draft to approved message.

What must improve first

Email help has to be actionable.

Plain-language path

The resource should explain when to use a message, what to change, and what a human owner must approve before sending.

Readable examples first

Patterns should begin with reader-facing copy and accessibility checks before exposing any implementation format.

Implementation context

If source markup returns, it needs enough context that an operator knows where it belongs and what it does not prove.

Proof boundary

No template should imply deliverability, legal, accessibility, admissions, or compliance signoff without review.

Need help now?

Bring a public-safe draft.

CLAVA can review lifecycle emails, portal notices, campaign copy, and message governance privately with a human proof boundary. Do not send learner, applicant, student, credential, secret, or confidential records through the public form.