My Approach to Readable CSS in HTML Emails

Making inline CSS manageable in emails with JavaScript

Recently, I started working on a password recovery implementation and I was thinking about what would be — if not even the cleanest — but still a good solution to style my email template without having to go mad while reading inline CSS.

See, the problem with HTML emails is that you can’t source out your CSS style declarations, you only have a limited option: exactly one, which is to use inline styles. I wanted to send out the emails through an Express server so it was evident to use JavaScript and hence this article was born.

Before we get into coding, however, It’s important to mention that we have a bunch of user-friendly online tools that have a GUI with which you can create stunning email templates.

For my problem, having it all done in JavaScript seemed to be the optimal and simplest solution. I only needed a single template and also wanted to have full control over everything.

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