Acquia DAM portals provide mobile responsiveness to support users across a range of devices. Both brand and standard portals include mobile-friendly features. Understanding these capabilities and limitations helps you optimize your portal’s mobile experience.
Portal type comparison¶
Brand portals¶
- Enhanced responsive design with flexible column sections
- Better adaptability for mobile layouts
- Customizable layouts using column sections
Standard portals¶
- Basic responsive capabilities
- Responsive asset section
- May require extra steps for mobile optimization
Best practices for mobile implementation¶
Column section optimization¶
- Use column sections instead of banners to create mobile-friendly layouts.
- Apply 1/3 + 2/3 or 2/3 + 1/3 layouts for improved mobile display.
- Use single-column layouts for key content.
- Design column layouts with consideration for mobile breakpoints.
Banner section guidelines¶
- Place text and call-to-action buttons on the left side.
- Use an appropriate width considering that banner responsiveness stops at 1,024 px width.
- Use an appropriate height considering that the minimum height is 256 pixels.
- Consider using the optimal size of 2,048 x 512 pixels.
- Place text overlays with consideration for mobile viewing.
Asset section configuration¶
- Enable section search for mobile users.
- Optimize the number of displayed assets for mobile screens.
- Set download and share permissions for mobile use.
- Review asset displays on different device sizes.
Mobile-specific considerations¶
- Use the following guidelines for screen breakpoints:
- Below 375 px: Minimum gutter space is 12–22 px.
- 376–1023 px: Extended gutter space applies.
- Remember that the content wrapper for the smallest screens is 296–330 px.
- Test layouts on multiple devices.
- Use touch-friendly controls.
- Maintain readable text sizes for small screens.
Known limitations¶
- Banner sections may not resize smoothly.
- Some layout elements need manual adjustment for mobile optimization.
- Device-specific testing may be required for best results.
Recommendations¶
- Test portals across a range of mobile devices.
- Use column sections for critical content.
- Review and adjust layouts regularly for mobile users.
- Consider user feedback to refine mobile experiences.
See also¶