Email Core Components Introduction

Create compelling email content using the flexibility of the Email Core Components and deliver it with the power of Adobe Campaign.

Overview

The Email Core Components are built on the same powerful foundation of the Core Components. They enable simple and flexible drag-and-drop authoring of email content which can then be delivered to your audience using the power of Adobe Campaign.

Benefits

Emails are part of the brand experience and customer journey. With the Email Core Components, your authors can craft email content from within AEM, offering a consistently-branded experience and thereby increasing content velocity.

• Just like authoring pages with the Core Components, the Email Core Components allow authors to assemble email without technical knowledge while ensuring that they follow branding guidelines.
• The capability to reuse assets and content also encourages authors to follow branding guidelines and optimize the content creation process.

Features

• The Core Email Components are based on the Core Components, and therefore also support Editable Templates and the Style System.
• There are ten email-optimized production-ready components to author email content.
• The Core Email Components provide advanced personalization thanks to the insertion of Adobe Campaign variables on most dialog fields.
• The flexible Segmentation component allows for advanced segmentation of your content.
• The Core Email Components provide optimal email-friendly HTML output thanks to the CSS styles inliner, the HTML attribute inliner, and the HTML sanitizer.
• You can create email content anywhere below /content.
• The Email Core Components are open source.

Requirements

The Email Core Components have the following requirements.

The Email Components

The current version of the Email Core Components features the following components.

• Page
• Container
• Title
• Text
• Image
• Button
• Teaser
• Experience Fragment
• Content Fragment
• Segmentation

Installation and Usage

See the Using the Email Core Components document for details on installing the Email Core Components.