Improve appearance of sign in email #333
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* Prevents links from being turned into hyperlinks by email clients * Improve UI with a primary action button and better font sizing and spacing in the template * Adds email address to body to clear indicate who they will be signing in as While not exactly a bug in NextAuth.js it does resolve #331
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Improve apperance of sign in email
While not exactly a bug in NextAuth.js it does resolve #331
Notes
I've tried to avoid using colour schemes in NextAuth.js but in this case it improves the UX to pick a large primary colour for the action button, especially on dark mode devices. It uses a fairly innocuous and generic shade of blue, similar to that used by Google, Apple, Twitter and Facebook on call to action.
Emails are fully customisable as before. There are no breaking changes in this update.
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