Campaign Library - Phase 2- Sprint 4 Delivery

Status: 🟢 On target

Hello everyone 👋

We’re happy to share that Sprint 4 of the Campaign Library Phase 2 project has been successfully completed.

This sprint focused on building the Browse & Filter user interface for the Campaign Library and preparing the system to support upcoming features, including campaign template uploads.

Sprint 4 - Summary

At a high level, the work completed includes:

 UI Development

• Designed and implemented browse, filter, sort, and template placeholder UI components.

• Established a consistent UI structure aligned with the overall application design.

• Broke down the UI into reusable components for better scalability and maintenance.

• Applied the UI across key screens to ensure consistency.

Backend Progress

• Improved the Marketplace browsing experience with enhanced filtering and search.

• Enhanced overall application performance and responsiveness.

• Stabilized development and staging environments.

• Continued work on validation logic to ensure uploaded templates meet required standards.

• Ongoing bug fixes and code reviews to maintain quality.

Current State

• Marketplace browsing is functional and improved.

• Backend systems are stable and ready for the next phase.

• Validation approach is being refined.

The project remains on track and progressing steadily.

What’s Next – Sprint 5

The next sprint will focus on completing the Upload flow.

Key areas include:

• Finalizing the end-to-end upload process, from UI to final publishing.

• Completing backend logic to support template upload and Download.

• Ensuring proper validation and handling of uploaded templates.

This will be a key milestone toward enabling users to upload, share, and use campaign templates within the Mautic Campaign Library.

For those that are new to the Campaign Library concept, we have published quite a lot about the project in the following spaces: Project name: Campaign Library Phase 1(External link)

Project Manager: Kaviyaa Devi
Backend Developer: Predrag Vukovic
UI & UX Developer: Anderson Jeccel
Active Contributor: John Linhart