One column layout

What participants see with One column, on a computer and on a phone, and when to choose it over Two columns.

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With One column, the landing page is a single stack in the middle of the screen, on a computer as on a phone. It reads top to bottom in the same order everywhere: the header and sign-up button, the prize summary, the listing sections, the instructions, then the closing button. Here is the Winter Games Arcade switched to One column.

Winter Games Arcade on a computer in One column: a centred column with the header, the sign-up button and the prize summary

On a phone it looks the same as Two columns.

Winter Games Arcade on three phone screens: header and prize summary, then rewards and games, then instructions and the closing button

When it fits

  • The campaign has few games or events, so a second column would sit half empty on a computer.
  • You want computer visitors to read the page in the same order as phone visitors.

With several games or events, Two columns keeps them all in view on a computer.

To switch, see Choose a layout. The order and visibility of the listing sections are set in the landing page editor: see Landing page reference.

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