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Ask Me Anything about Quick Base Mobile

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EvanMartinez
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7 years ago
To empower builders and make Quick Base even more accessible we automatically generate a touch-friendly mobile experience for each of your apps. This gives customers the freedom to communicate with al...
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<p>Welcome to my profile, I am Evan Martinez, a Product Marketing Manger here at Quickbase. I started out back in 2016 as a member of our Care team working directly with customers to troubleshoot apps and solve problems. After that I moved over to managing our community and devotde my time to working here in the community passing on those tips and tricks I have learned working in Quickbase and keeping it running. Now I am a Product Marketing Manager focused on growth here at Quickbase, specifically how do we help our customers feel confident and informed as they grow. <br><br>When I am not balancing marketing work and tinkering on Quickbase apps I am a voracious reader, an exuberant story teller, and cycling through way too many hobbies. I always have a few projects going and yet I can still blow an entire day with my nose in a book.</p>
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RobertGregor
Quickbase Staff
7 years ago
Great questions, Olivia!

You have two main options: 
  1. You can create code pages that are linked to from a button. The code page will be able to have the bootstrap CSS linked in it, and you can make a page that has bootstrapped styled buttons and other components. 
  2. Create a rich text field that you link into a form, which can be styled directly with CSS. We're going to follow up with a community article about some of the things we've learned internally about the best practices of this approach.