Yeah, so I'll start this review with the same words I muttered out loud in astonishment after submitting a sentence of specific HTML requests, "Oh, that's bad@ss!" I have been working out an HTML email signature for a client and needed to add a table to the code (yay for email!). after debating it for a couple of weeks, I had just pulled the trigger on purchasing AskJarvis, and hadn't had a chance to try it out. Perfect opportunity. My first request was, "Create a table with three columns at 50%, 25%, and 25% with a background color set to #ED6A58." It did just that. I plugged in the code and started customizing it further and thought, "Wait, let's see how far I can take this app." After a few iterations of asking increasingly detailed requests and getting just what I wanted, before getting distracted with another project, I ended up with this final request and outcome (certain details redacted): "Create a table with three columns at 50%, 25%, and 25% with a background color set to #ED6A58. SEt the table's padding to 1em. In the first column add 12px white text a weight of 500 with the words Let me help you find your spot in our growing community, located at [a great place]!. In the second column add white text with a heavy underline and a line height of 1.3 with the words Book Meeting and hyperlink it to [I included a specific website address with an https protocol here, and now I realize I should have seen how it would handle not including anything in that respect] and make the visited link color gray. In the third column add white text with a heavy underline and a line height of 1.3 with the words Resources and hyperlink it to [I included another website address here] and make the visited link color gray." Heres the result:

Let me help you find your spot in our growing community, located at [a-great-place]

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