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Choose a Responsive Layout

A responsive layout reflows your Edition so it reads well on phones, tablets, and desktops without a separate mobile version. Choosing the right layout up front saves rework later, because content added to columns and sections will already know how to stack and resize.

Before you begin​

  • Know your primary audience: if most subscribers open on mobile, favor single-column or a layout that collapses cleanly to one column.
  • Have your content ready: headline, body copy, images, and calls to action. Layouts are easier to pick once you know how much content you're placing.
  • Start a new Edition (or open a draft) in the Folder where you organize this work (confirm the exact steps in your account).

Steps​

  1. Create or open an Edition, then open the layout or template picker.
  2. Filter or browse for layouts marked as responsive (they adapt automatically to screen width).
  3. Preview a candidate layout in both desktop and mobile views to see how columns stack and how images scale.
  4. Choose a column structure that matches your content: single-column for newsletters and announcements, multi-column for feature grids or side-by-side promos.
  5. Apply the layout to your Edition, then add your content blocks into the layout's sections.
  6. Re-check the mobile preview after adding content, since text length and image size can affect stacking.

Result​

Your Edition uses a layout that resizes and reflows across devices. Subscribers see a readable, correctly stacked version whether they open on a phone or a desktop, with no separate mobile design to maintain.

Canonical terms: Author, Edition, Folder (Project Folder), Broadcast. See the Glossary.