This is great! I am seriously considering using this. My company does email marketing, and most of our staff who do email have limited tech skills (which with e

This is great! I am seriously considering using this. My company does email marketing, and most of our staff who do email have limited tech skills (which with email is ok we teach them to keep it simple, obviously dont need js or anything). But I always notice mistakes in putting correct url params, styling quirks, syntax/order problems. I'm seriously considering using this and building custom components to give super use-case specific email newsletter elements - and ONLY those options. And I like the concept of storing simple plain text -> json -> template, so we can integrate into our existing analytics & eventually build out more tracking & automation into the process(copy -> approvals -> html email). My biggest concern just from reading docs is styling. I see a custom CSS parser. My question is if you have real test usage for actual widely deployed html email? Like very minimal email specific styling, inline styles, render testing etc. Any tips or things you've learned if you have real html email examples? I am seriously considering diving in and trying this out and bumping this project up higher on my 'value creation' list!