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Dev tools · January 17, 2017

Email Design Podcast #43: Email Frameworks and Task Runner Workflows

The latest tips and tricks in email design and development

Email Design Podcast #43: Email Frameworks and Task Runner Workflows launched on January 17, 2017 with 61 votes, #998 of 3,670 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 9 years on.

What it does

Learn the benefits and drawbacks we think every email team should consider when it comes to using publicly available email frameworks.

Ready for more great email content? Subscribe to our newsletter. Potentially unpopular opinion: we don’t like using publicly available email frameworks at Litmus. Yes, there are upsides to leveraging pre-existing email components that someone else is in charge of updating. Many email developers, like Nicole Hickman , a Direct Marketing Developer at Fishawack Health, use and enjoy publicly available email frameworks daily. They’re an excellent option for plenty of teams. But we at Litmus don’t think they’re the right option for every email team–and we’ve got reasons to back it up! Here are some of the benefits and drawbacks we think every email team should consider when it comes to the pros…from litmus.com

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