ADM-201 · Question #159
An administrator needs to configure Ursa Major Solar's Salesforce Mobile app with the company's bran-specific images and color schemes. Which set of branding options should the administrator use?
The correct answer is D. Loading Page Color, Action Colors, Loading page Logo. To brand the Salesforce Mobile app with custom images and color schemes, the administrator should use branding options such as the Loading page Logo, Brand Color, Loading page Color, and Action Colors.
Question
An administrator needs to configure Ursa Major Solar's Salesforce Mobile app with the company's bran-specific images and color schemes. Which set of branding options should the administrator use?
Options
- ATab Colors, Action Colors, Loading Page Logo
- BIndividual page Colors, Multiple Loading page Logos
- CLoading page Logo, Brand Color, Loading page Color
- DLoading Page Color, Action Colors, Loading page Logo
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- C6% (2)
- D88% (29)
Why each option
To brand the Salesforce Mobile app with custom images and color schemes, the administrator should use branding options such as the Loading page Logo, Brand Color, Loading page Color, and Action Colors.
'Tab Colors' are not a standard, granular branding option for the Salesforce Mobile app, as the app's navigation and tab styling are largely fixed.
Salesforce Mobile app branding does not support 'Individual page Colors' or 'Multiple Loading page Logos'; there is usually a single logo and a consistent color scheme applied across the app.
While 'Loading page Logo' and 'Loading page Color' are branding options, 'Brand Color' is a separate option that affects general UI elements like headers and primary buttons, and 'Action Colors' is also a distinct setting. The combination in D is more complete and accurate for available mobile branding controls than C.
Salesforce Mobile App branding options typically include setting a custom 'Loading Page Logo' for visual branding, a 'Loading Page Color' for the background, and 'Action Colors' which control the color of primary actions and buttons throughout the app. These elements allow administrators to align the app's appearance with company brand guidelines.
Concept tested: Salesforce Mobile App branding
Source: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.mobile_app_branding.htm&type=5
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