what charlie found
1Broken/missing product images — the six product grid items render as empty clickable boxes (anchor tags with no visible image src in the product image cells), meaning the core selling content is invisible to most recipients
2Garbled subject line ("Millies Ie Hey There Your Easter Treat 20 Off Bestsellers") destroys first-impression credibility and suggests a template/merge tag failure before the email is even opened
3Giant hero image (640×1138px) acts as a wall of scroll on mobile with all key messaging locked inside a raster image — if images are off, the entire value proposition disappears and the email reads as blank
charlie's scoring
Layout4.0/10Heavy image-based layout with a hero image (640×1138px), thin text sections, and a cramped 3-column product grid; no clear reading flow beyond scroll-and-look
Typography4.0/10Body copy at 12px (too small), product names and prices all similar weight, no heading hierarchy beyond what's baked into images; PT Serif loaded but barely used in content
Brand5.0/10Dark navy nav (#2b2a39) and blush CTA (#f0cfcc) are consistent throughout and feel intentional; however most content sits on plain white with no brand atmosphere
Copy3.0/10Subject line is garbled ("Millies Ie Hey There") likely a merge/formatting failure; hero copy is embedded in images (invisible to screen readers and image-blockers); product CTAs are all generic "Shop now"; zero narrative or urgency in text
Mobile5.0/10Responsive media queries present and images use max-width:100%; however the hero image is 640×1138px (massive scroll on mobile), the 3-column product grid does not stack on small screens, and product images appear as empty anchor tags with no src in the product cells (broken image experience)
CTA3.0/10Subject line is garbled ("Millies Ie Hey There") likely a merge/formatting failure; hero copy is embedded in images (invisible to screen readers and image-blockers); product CTAs are all generic "Shop now"; zero narrative or urgency in text