Overview
The Mobile Tile List Component for Experience Cloud is a reusable Lightning Web Component that presents Salesforce records in a mobile-friendly tile layout. It is designed for Experience Cloud sites where standard related lists and list views are difficult to use on smaller screens.
Business Problem
Community and portal users often work from phones or tablets, especially in field-based nonprofit environments. Standard Salesforce list views can be dense, hard to scan, and awkward to navigate on mobile devices. If users cannot quickly find records, open details, or launch the next action, adoption drops and staff fall back to email or manual workarounds.
How It Works
The accelerator replaces standard list presentation with configurable tiles. Site administrators can configure the object, list, display fields, photo handling, and related action flow through Experience Builder properties. The component can show records as clear mobile cards with readable fields and buttons that launch configured actions. Because the component is generic, it does not need to be rebuilt for every object. It can be dropped into different Experience Cloud pages and pointed at different record sets depending on the portal use case.
Where This Fits
This accelerator fits nonprofits and other organizations using Experience Cloud for staff portals, volunteer portals, ministry portals, client portals, or partner communities. It is especially useful when portal users need a simpler mobile interface for related records, tasks, participation records, applications, requests, or other operational data exposed through Salesforce. For reuse, the implementation should start by confirming the object model, required fields, record types, status values, ownership rules, and security model in the target Salesforce org. The existing pattern can then be adjusted for naming, page layout placement, validation rules, reporting needs, and integration points. Sample records should be used to test the automation path, exception handling, and user-facing screens before rollout. This keeps the accelerator grounded in the original delivered pattern while allowing the details to fit the new organization and its operating process fully.