I think some clarification may help here. (Bob, I read the questions slightly differently...)When you're working in Layout Templates, as Bob says, you want to import a collection to help visualize what you're designing. You can save the template anytime.The Close button can deliver two experiences, depending on the collection that you import.If you import a collection that does not use this template you get the option to apply the Layout Template to the imported collection. This is always the ca...

I just checked with engineering, Search is not in the Android version of AEM Preflight (2016.3)It's being worked on.HTH

Hey Carsten;A collection can be a set of articles, it could be all the articles for the current year (2015) in one collection.When you want to make a new set of articles for the new year (2016) you can make a new collection, and put the new articles into this 2016 collection.-- To make a new collection, Click on Collections in the "rail" on the left of the interface, then click New at the top...-- -- Then you can add articles to that collection.-- -- If you put this new 2016 collection in the to...

Hey DesignerBob;There are no current plans for a desktop preview function. Make your change, export an article file, then upload the new article file into an article in the Portal. Then click Preflight and take a look at your work in a preflight app. Yes, a couple extra steps and not as convenient as desktop preview, but then we never really trusted the desktop preview tool either...HTH - Colin

Search works on metadata -- so article title, description, author, keywords, etc.Internal keywords are not part of search though. And search does not include article content.Search results use your default layout today, that's why the search result you show above is a 1x1 card on a three column grid. Search results will switch to a default layout template shortly.HTH

InDesign's export to HTML is notorious. I've heard folks recommend IN5: Ajar Productions: in5 - Home

Resolution choices, always a good debate. While your question uses specific iOS device dimensions, you should embrace the reality that DPS 2015 is about device classes more than OS/platforms. Think phone, tablet, web viewer more going forward.Also consider the challenge of choosing a dimension for a design versus using responsive HTML for greater flexibility across devices. HTML and CSS can adjust the presentation of an article to fill any device screen, no letter/pillar boxing. The article is s...