Email · Web application
Product development
Product development
Email experience & integrations
Actual application interface · local preview with fictional messages View full size ↗ (new tab)
The project
Using your own domain for email brings a collection of technical details into a very familiar task: reading and writing a message. Freemail is a product-development project that connects those two experiences.
Domain setup, DNS verification, and email-provider configuration can make custom-domain mail difficult to approach. The interface needs to make the setup understandable and the everyday inbox familiar.
The project combines a domain-setup experience with a mail interface for composing, reading, and organizing messages, supported by email-provider integrations. The design considers both phone and desktop use.
A closer look
Bring the domain, addresses, DNS checks, and provider setup into one guided experience.
Move through folders and address filters, then open a thread alongside the message list.
Choose the sending address, add recipients, and compose a message in a focused editor.
View full size A focused composer keeps the sender, recipients, subject, and message together. This example is an unsent draft in the local preview.
Custom-domain email starts before the inbox. Domain verification and provider configuration need to be understandable alongside everyday mail tasks.
Free-plan mail history is stored in the browser. Server storage and access across devices depend on the configured plan; the interface needs to make that distinction clear.
A product-development project covering the mail interface and provider integrations. Screens show the real application in a local preview with fictional messages. Free-plan history stays in its browser; storage across devices depends on the plan.
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