An email component library departments can actually build with.
A set of polished, brand-ready email blocks that any Missouri S&T department can assemble, edit, and paste straight into their email platform. It gives teams far more range than the stock components in the builder, and nobody has to touch a line of code.
BeeFree gives you building blocks, not finished components.
S&T departments build emails in BeeFree, a drag-and-drop editor of rows, columns, and simple tiles like text, images, and buttons. My team and I have built our own cards and hero sections that way, but those blocks cap what’s possible: anything with real structure, a dated event feature, a donation thermometer, a directory, a stat band, can’t really be assembled from rows and tiles.
So I designed and built 35+ components that generate finished, email-safe HTML you paste into a single BeeFree block, packing in far more structure than the builder allows. Each one is on-brand, responsive, and hardened against the clients that break email, including desktop Outlook. That reliability, more than the styling, is the hard part.
Five categories, built around what teams actually mail out.
These sit alongside the cards, hero sections, and other pieces my team and I have already built inside BeeFree. This library isn’t everything a department uses, it’s the set I designed and built with Claude to do what the basic building blocks can’t.
The real tool, running right here.
A web-based tool built for desktop. Edit any block’s copy in its form, switch between the live preview and the generated HTML, and copy it straight out.