MJML source
Editable layout source for adapting copy, block order, imagery, and CTA destinations.
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Password Reset System
Password reset email with the reset card, a privacy note, and a lean transactional footer.
Workflow type
Transactional workflow
When to use it
Use it when the send needs account, billing, security, support, or operational clarity more than campaign decoration.
What you receive
Source, compiled HTML, rendered preview, QA notes, component structure, and handoff context.
Source to handoff
Supports high-trust operational sends with source, output, QA, and handoff boundaries attached. Template Hedgehog prepares the artefact. The sending platform handles audiences, consent, automation, unsubscribe, reporting, and delivery.
- MJML available
- Compiled HTML available
- Rendered layout proof
- QA and implementation notes
Rendered preview
Complete production package preview before upload, QA, and handoff.
What arrives after purchase
This is the full workflow package framing: editable source, compiled output, rendered proof, QA guidance, implementation notes, and a component stack your team can inspect. Template Hedgehog Pro keeps the archive local for teams that want source and handoff files together.
Compiled HTML
Production output for ESP upload, QA review, or developer handoff.
Rendered preview
Visual proof of the complete email before it moves into a sending platform.
QA notes
Practical checks for links, images, mobile stacking, footer/legal copy, and platform tokens.
Implementation guidance
How to move from editable source to compiled output and final platform handoff.
Component breakdown
The reusable production blocks that make up the workflow package.
Assembled from reusable production blocks
The layout is not a static screenshot. It is a workflow-ready stack of reusable blocks that can be inspected together or opened individually when a section needs source-level adjustment.
Sets the sender identity before the reset content begins.
Handles the primary account-recovery action.
Adds a short supporting security or privacy clarification.
Keeps the footer lean and operational.
Message order
- Header. Introduces the sender without distracting from the reset action.
- Reset card. Carries the main recovery copy and action.
- Privacy note. Adds a small clarification block for account safety.
- Transactional footer. Provides the legal and preference close.
Ready to prepare, not ready to send by itself
Template Hedgehog prepares the artefact. Mailchimp, HubSpot, Salesforce, NetSuite, Klaviyo, Customer.io, or your ESP still handle audiences, consent, automation, unsubscribe, reporting, and sending.
Layout QA checks
- Review every CTA href after tracking or ESP link wrapping.
- Review image assets and alt text before export or ESP upload.
- Check the mobile stack so the message order still makes sense on narrow screens.
- Confirm footer, legal, preference, and support copy before handoff.
- Confirm platform-specific merge fields, personalisation tokens, and fallback values.
- Check account, billing, security, or support wording against the triggering product event.
- Keep unsubscribe handling aligned with the sending platform and local transactional email rules.
Platform boundary
- Template Hedgehog prepares
- MJML source, compiled HTML, preview, QA guidance, component structure, and handoff context.
- Audiences, segmentation, consent, automation, unsubscribe, personalisation merge fields, scheduling, sending, and reporting.
Copy source after the workflow is understood
MJML and HTML remain available for implementation, but the package value is the complete production workflow: preview, structure, QA, handoff, and source together.
Editable source
Layout MJML
Editable workflow source for adjusting message order, copy, imagery, and destination URLs.
Formatting code preview...Compiled output
Compiled HTML
Final output for ESP upload, QA review, and handoff workflows.
Formatting code preview...Workflow package
Move from source to handoff with the complete system attached.
Layout pages show the deployable artefact, the underlying blocks, and the handoff boundary before your team moves into an ESP.