• We are excited to introduce our new email template website designed to promote a culture of effective and efficient communication among college students. The website offers a wide range of templates for various scenarios, such as requesting information from professors, scheduling meetings, and networking with professionals.

• Our templates are designed to be easy to use and customize, allowing students to quickly and effectively communicate their needs and ideas. They are also crafted to maintain a professional and respectful tone, thereby promoting a positive image of the college community.

• We believe that by fostering a culture of effective communication, we can help students succeed both academically and professionally. Our templates serve as a valuable resource for students who are new to the college environment or who want to enhance their communication skills.

• We would love for you to check out our website and share your thoughts. We are always eager to receive feedback and suggestions on how to further improve our service.

We believe that the key to success in web development is staying up-to-date with the latest technologies and best practices. Our tech stack is built on a combination of cutting-edge technologies that allow us to create fast, efficient, and user-friendly web applications. Our core tech stack includes:

We encountered several problems while working on our project. Here are a few notable ones along with their solutions:

1. New Lines in JavaScript String:
All of the templates on our website are stored in easily editable JavaScript stores, and the entire mail is stored as a single string for ease of navigation and editing. This meant we had to include all of the line breaks inside the string itself.

The solution --- We discovered that using "\n" would solve our problem. Upon further research, we also learned about template literals, which made storing entire mails as a string much easier. This contributed to making the project more beginner-friendly.

2. Setting the Content of the Textarea as the Body of the Email:
Our next challenge was bringing those strings into the textarea while keeping them editable and sending the edited text as the body of the email.

The solution --- This took a significant amount of time, as we explored multiple solutions, each with its own set of problems. After extensive searching, we finally found a solution that worked without requiring a major overhaul of our system.

3. Adding Line Breaks into the Email Body:
Although it might not seem like a significant issue, this was by far the most challenging problem to solve. We tried multiple solutions that didn't work as intended. For example, replacing new lines with
tags proved ineffective.

The solution --- After extensive searching and trying out different solutions, we finally discovered that email text uses a special symbol to insert line breaks: " %0D%0A "