The MatchQuest PromiseMeet first offline · Decide in private · Connect only when mutual
  1. DiscoverChoose a real event

  2. Check inConfirm you were there

  3. Choose privatelyOnly you see your feedback

  4. Mutual matchBoth people choose yes

  5. Start a chatContinue with real context

UI communication system

Email templates

Every production email and live plain-text delivery path, redesigned around one consistent, privacy-aware MatchQuest template.

Source resources

30

29 messages plus the existing base shell

Live HTML calls

23

Production delivery paths with a template source

Plain-text migrations

7

Live scenarios brought into the shared visual system

Missing template

1

welcome.html is referenced but absent

One system · every message

37 delivery scenarios, one dependable email grammar

The gallery covers every HTML resource, every live plain-text business message, the missing welcome source, and the content corrections needed for privacy, security, and operational clarity.

UI transactional system
Account & securityCalled in production

Welcome & verify email

welcome-verification.html

Audience

New member

Content decision

Combines welcome and verification without overpromising access before identity confirmation.

FromMatchQuest <hello@matchquest.com>SubjectOne last step: verify your MatchQuest emailPreviewConfirm your address to finish creating your account.
Welcome to MatchQuest

Verify your email to get started

Hi Alex, your MatchQuest account is ready. Confirm this email address so we know it belongs to you.

After verification, you can complete your profile, discover local events, and manage your tickets from one place.

This verification link expires in 24 hours. If you did not create this account, you can safely ignore this email.

Take care,
The MatchQuest team

Smartlope GmbH · Berlin, Germany

HelpPrivacyTermsImpressum

Transactional messages are sent because of your MatchQuest account or activity. Marketing messages also include subscription controls.

Generic template contract

Rules shared by every email

The generic template is intentionally restrained so it survives inbox constraints while remaining unmistakably MatchQuest.

01

Lead with the state change

The first screen answers what happened, what it means, and whether action is required.

02

One primary action

Every message has one dominant next step; secondary actions remain visually quieter.

03

Keep authority explicit

Dates, money, refunds, deadlines, and permissions describe server state without optimistic promises.

04

Protect consent and privacy

One-sided interest stays private; sensitive links explain expiry, scope, and safe handling.

05

Use a durable email shell

The design relies on text, borders, spacing, and one brand color—not remote imagery or decorative effects.

06

Separate transactional and marketing

Unsubscribe controls appear where legally required without implying that essential account mail can be disabled.

Production content correction

The live post-event-like template currently reveals one-sided interest and the liker’s identity. The gallery rewrites it as a neutral feedback reminder; the production trigger and template should be changed before release.