SOP 14Draft — pending review

Check desktop and mobile presentation

Previews, real devices and when to use device-specific modules.

Purpose and outcome

Why it matters. Most recipients read on mobile; headline breaks and oversized text hurt credibility.

Expected outcome. The email looks right on desktop, mobile and dark mode.

When to use it

  • Before every test and send.

Prerequisites and access

  • Content complete.

Suggested roles (not yet approved): Marketing Coordinator, Marketing Reviewer

Instructions

  1. 1

    Toggle between desktop and mobile views in the editor.

    From training· ~53:30
  2. 2

    Use Preview as a contact to check personalization.

    From training· ~55:19
  3. 3

    Use Preview in an email client to see specific clients and dark mode.

    From training· ~54:00
  4. 4

    Send a real test to a phone and a desktop.

    From training· ~1:04:30
  5. 5

    Check headline wrapping, spacing, image scaling, button size and dark mode.

    Recommended practice

Device-specific modules

Training showed cloning a headline module, hiding one on desktop and the other on mobile, so each device gets its own size. Prefer a responsive layout; if you do use this, check both previews to confirm only one version shows on each device.

From training
Clone, hide on desktop / hide on mobile. (≈ 56:00–58:18)

Reusable sections

Saved sections were discussed but not fully demonstrated.

Needs confirmation
Verify availability and steps before documenting.

Caivan example

“Thank you for registering” wraps awkwardly on iPhone. You shorten the headline rather than creating two versions.

Completion checklist

0 of 4 complete

Common mistakes and troubleshooting

Both versions show on mobile.

One module isn’t set to hide on mobile. Check visibility settings on each.

Sources and items needing confirmation

Needs confirmation
  • Reusable/saved section availability.

Account configuration described in training reflects September 28, 2026 and may have changed.