# Settings

### Overview

The Pages View setting provides a simple way to optimize the mobile experience based on organizational needs, whether prioritizing ease of navigation or direct access to important content.

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The **Pages View (Mobile Only)** setting allows administrators to control the default landing experience for users accessing Pages on mobile devices. This setting determines what users see first when they open the Pages module in the mobile app, helping tailor the experience for either content discovery or immediate access to key information.

Administrators can choose between two viewing options:&#x20;

When set to **List of Pages**, users are presented with a structured list of available pages, allowing them to browse and navigate through content organized by sites, categories, or hierarchy. This approach is best suited for environments with a large number of pages or where structured navigation is important.&#x20;

Alternatively, when set to **First Page Details**, users are taken directly to a specific page upon entry. This allows organizations to highlight a primary page, such as a company overview or key resource, without requiring users to navigate through a list first.

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This setting applies only to the mobile experience, including both the mobile app and mobile web, and does not impact how pages are displayed on desktop. It affects only the initial entry point into the Pages module; once inside, users can navigate between pages as usual.


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