The Preferences page

Read this first. The editor works and saves, but no one ever sees the page it designs.

Your emails have an unsubscribe link. That link opens a plain Jounce page that asks Unsubscribe from these emails? with a Yes, unsubscribe button. Nothing in an email, a form, or a page sends a subscriber to your Preferences page. Time spent here changes a page no one sees.

The rest of this article explains the editor as it is today, so what you find there makes sense.

Content

• Headline and Intro message. The defaults read Your subscription and Choose what you’d like to hear about, or update your details below.
• Let people edit their name puts First name and Last name boxes on the preview.
• Preference options: Pick the segments people can choose from. Each becomes a toggle on the page. Each segment in your audience has a switch. Turn one on and two more controls appear: a Label shown to subscribers and On by default. With no segments, the panel reads No segments yet. Create segments in Audiences, then offer them here.
• The preview always ends with the line Unsubscribe from all emails.

Style

Background, Canvas, and Text color.

Saving

Every change saves on its own, a moment after you stop. Nothing on the screen reads Saving… or Saved. If a save fails, Jounce says what to do, and a label at the bottom right of the preview reads Couldn’t save.

Once you change anything, the card on Opt-in setup reads Customised. If you delete a segment later, it drops out of the options the next time you open the editor.