There are a couple options to provide a more "up front" login experience to your users using either 1) An HTML Article or 2) A Dynamic Banner.HTML Article:You can design an HTML article with login UI/information and place this article as the first item in your Top Level Collection. This means it will always be the first item that displays to your users. If you wan to include UI to enable a user to sign in directly from the article, you will need to Custom Authentication with a Generic Identity P...

Hi,You can call launchSignInUX from an HTML Article. The sign in UX that displays will depend on your authentication setup. If you are using authentication via the Direct Entitlement APIs, then the native sign in dialog will display. If you are using Custom Authentication with either a SAML, OAuth2 or Generic Identity Provider, then a web view with your sign in UX will display. If you include the HTML article as the first item in your Top Level Collection, it will become the Home screen and be t...

Search Results use both the Default Layout and Default Card. When designing your layouts and cards, you can create different designs for Phone & Tablet using the layout tool (Content > Layout Templates). Select Phone or Tablet (located in the top center of the page).If you have enabled Search for your app, the recommendation is to use the Default Layout / Card only for Search results. Any changes you make to the default design will apply to all collections mapped to the Default Layout/Card. You ...

Currently, customizing the 'Update Available' text is not supported. Items on the AEM Mobile roadmap that will address this case include customization of app chrome elements (including text) as well as the option to update content without displaying an "update available" UI element.