Magazine-Style Beehiiv Templates
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I run several newsletters on beehiiv and I’d like two reusable templates—one for a quick weekly send and another for a richer monthly edition. Both should follow a crisp magazine-style layout so I can drop in news updates, limited-time promotional offers, and longer educational pieces without reformatting each time.
Key design notes
• Visually engaging yet minimalist: bold section headers, ample white space, and room for high-quality hero and inline images.
• Consistent color and typography hierarchy so readers can instantly spot what’s a headline, subhead, call-out, or CTA button.
• Mobile-first HTML/CSS that renders perfectly inside beehiiv’s editor and the major email clients (Gmail, Apple Mail, Outlook).
What I’d like back
1. Two fully coded beehiiv templates (.html or their native JSON export) with editable blocks for News, Promo, and Deep-Dive Article sections.
2. A short Loom or written walkthrough that shows where and how to swap text, images, and links so my team can work independently.
3. Any custom graphics, fonts, or assets you include, licensed for commercial use.
I’ll test the templates on desktop and mobile. Once everything passes a live test send, we’re done—though there’s plenty more work if this first set clicks with readers.
Key design notes
• Visually engaging yet minimalist: bold section headers, ample white space, and room for high-quality hero and inline images.
• Consistent color and typography hierarchy so readers can instantly spot what’s a headline, subhead, call-out, or CTA button.
• Mobile-first HTML/CSS that renders perfectly inside beehiiv’s editor and the major email clients (Gmail, Apple Mail, Outlook).
What I’d like back
1. Two fully coded beehiiv templates (.html or their native JSON export) with editable blocks for News, Promo, and Deep-Dive Article sections.
2. A short Loom or written walkthrough that shows where and how to swap text, images, and links so my team can work independently.
3. Any custom graphics, fonts, or assets you include, licensed for commercial use.
I’ll test the templates on desktop and mobile. Once everything passes a live test send, we’re done—though there’s plenty more work if this first set clicks with readers.