Domain Flow — UI Mockups

1. Domains Grid (Index View)

2a. Domain Accounts Grid (Level 1)

Rendered inline beneath an expanded domain row. Source: _DomainAccounts.cshtml

2b. Email Profile Addresses Sub-Table (Level 2)

Rendered inline beneath an expanded account row. Source: _EmailAddressesByEmail.cshtml. Columns use fixed widths for consistent alignment across all expanded sub-tables.

Note: Set Up Status, Warm Up, and Edit/Finish Setup are on Level 1 (Domain Accounts Grid above), not on this sub-table. The sub-table is read-only except for the Active Sending toggle. Active Sending uses a confirmation modal scoped per sub-table instance.

3. "Add domain" Modal

Source: Index.cshtml — #newDomainModal

4. Add Domain — New (Purchase)

Source: EditCampaignDomain.cshtml — "New" radio selected

5. Add Domain — Client Owned

Source: EditCampaignDomain.cshtml — "Client owned" radio selected

5b. Add Multiple Domains (Bulk)

Source: Views/Shared/_EditCampaignDomainMultiple.cshtml — shared partial used by both DomainFlow and Campaign controllers

Footer button logic:
• If any row is "New" → show Purchase and save (enabled only when all "New" domains have been checked)
• If all rows are "Client owned" → show Save only
• Request manual setup appears only when a GoDaddy error occurs during domain check

6. Select Existing Domain

Source: _SelectExistingDomain.cshtml

7. Init Domain Modal

Source: _InitDomain.cshtml

8. Email Account Type Selection

Source: Index.cshtml — #newAccountModal

9. Unified Creation Modal (All Types)

Source: _NewEmailAccount.cshtml — Single unified modal replacing the 4 separate type-specific partials (_NewEmailAccountGSuite, _NewEmailAccountOutlook, _NewEmailAccountPostal, _NewEmailAccountOther — all deleted). Sections show/hide via data-types attribute based on selected type.

Type-show/hide logic: The updateFormForType(type) function iterates over .type-section elements and toggles visibility based on whether the selected type appears in the element's data-types attribute. The same submit handler dispatches to the correct logic per type (Postal sequential, Outlook license-check, GSuite/Other batch).

9b. New Email Account — GSuite — MERGED

This individual GSuite modal has been merged into the Unified Creation Modal (Section 9). All 4 types (GSuite, Outlook, Postal, Other) now share a single _NewEmailAccount.cshtml view. This mockup is kept for historical reference only. See Section 9 for the current layout.

Source (historical): _NewEmailAccount.cshtml

10b. New Email Account — Outlook — MERGED

This individual Outlook modal has been merged into the Unified Creation Modal (Section 9). The separate _NewEmailAccountOutlook.cshtml has been deleted. See Section 9 for the current layout.

Source (historical): _NewEmailAccountOutlook.cshtml (deleted)

11b. New Email Account — Postal — MERGED

This individual Postal modal has been merged into the Unified Creation Modal (Section 9). The separate _NewEmailAccountPostal.cshtml has been deleted. See Section 9 for the current layout.

Source (historical): _NewEmailAccountPostal.cshtml (deleted)

12b. New Email Account — Other — MERGED

This individual Other modal has been merged into the Unified Creation Modal (Section 9). The separate _NewEmailAccountOther.cshtml has been deleted. See Section 9 for the current layout.

Source (historical): _NewEmailAccountOther.cshtml (deleted)

13. New SMTP User

Source: _NewSMTPUser.cshtml — Available for GSuite and Other domain types only

14. Select Existing Email Account

Source: _SelectExistingAccount.cshtml

15. Edit / Finish Email Account Setup — DEPRECATED

Source: _EditEmailAccount.cshtml (DEPRECATED) — Replaced by Section 18: Edit Account Level (Unified). The old _EditEmailAccount.cshtml view content has been replaced with a deprecation notice. All edit/finish-setup functionality now routes through _EditAccountLevel.cshtml with a two-column layout.

16. Active Sending Confirmation Modal

Source: _EmailAddressesByEmail.cshtml — #confirmStatusChangeModal (scoped per sub-table instance)

18. Edit Account Level (Unified)

Source: _EditAccountLevel.cshtml — Replaces the old _EditEmailAccount.cshtml. Two-column layout for credentials + settings, with SMTP + Warmup in a full-width bottom row.