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Email

The transactional emails every app ends up needing, each with a plain-text version. Table layout, inline styles and no remote image, because many mail clients ignore stylesheets and block images. Copy the files in templates/components/email/ rather than building new ones.

Account locked: as sent

Subject: Your account is locked for 15 minutes

Plain-text version

Your account is locked for 15 minutes

There were 5 failed attempts to sign in to your account, so we locked it on 13 October 2026 at 22:48. It unlocks by itself at 23:03.

IF IT WAS YOU
Nothing to do. Wait until 23:03, then sign in as usual.

IF IT WASN'T YOU
Someone may know or be guessing your password. Change it, and turn on two-step verification if you haven't already:

https://example.test/reset-password

We'll never ask for your password by email.

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You are receiving this because you have a Foundry account.

Copying these into your own app

  1. Copy _layout.html.twig and _button.html.twig, then each email you need as its .html.twig and .txt.twig pair.
  2. Set accentColor to your app's own accent hex and appName to its name.
  3. Send both parts from the same values: htmlTemplate() and textTemplate() on one TemplatedEmail, with one context().
  4. Never reference a remote image, your logo included. The coloured tile in the header is the deliberate substitute.

Customise

Changes apply as you choose them.

Theme
Colour

Preview the kit in another accent. Fifteen colours, evenly spaced and equally strong, each measured to pass AA in light and dark; high contrast keeps its own.

Skin
Layout

On screens narrower than a laptop every layout uses the slide-out menu.

Content width
Density
Font
Space Grotesk headings, IBM Plex Sans text
Inter throughout
Your device's own font

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Help

About this page

Email layout

The branded transactional email every app copies. The preview is the real HTML an email client receives, built with tables and inline styles because that is what email clients still need.


Without a mouse

Every control on this site works from the keyboard, including this panel (Escape closes it). Anything you can drag also has a menu or form that does the same thing.


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