Carly, There are different ways to currently apply responsive to Marketo landing pages. While none of them are currently out of the box Marketo functionality, I like to think of it as a normal part of the process when designing HTML templates for any online content management environment. Even non-MAS environments like Wordpress, Drupal, Adobe CQ 5, etc. requires some form of custom template coding to use responsive design code. At a very high level, the most important part that any HTML/Landing page developer should be thinking of when working with Marketo pages, is the fact that Marketo page objects can be named and the name in the designer is used as the element's class. Having that in mind makes a world of a difference when it comes to applying responsive code techniques, because then you can simply override the absolute positioning that Marketo uses by default, for relative positioning. The most difficult part is to use CSS code on the template that would manipulate the form object properly. Since there doesn't exist a Marketo CSS specs document that can be referenced for how the code is dynamically rendered for the forms, some trial and error needs to be made to find exactly what to do using CSS media queries for your particular design. Yes, it is not for the regular Marketo end user to implement, but neither is creating a custom Marketo template even if it is not responsive. If you don't have the internal resources, you could hire one of many Marketo-certified consultants to help you create the template(s) you need. Once you have that ready, any user with access to create landing pages will be able to leverage the template following of course some basic guidelines. I really hope you can implement responsive coding on your pages if that is your main goal. Just keep in mind that no matter what, responsive is not just something you can throw into any existing template. You have to think about responsive before creating the design to create code that can adjust the way you want it. I am sure that even if it were an out-of-the-box feature in Marketo, not every Marketo user (client) will think that it works for them, unless they are willing to accept a set of specific templates that Marketo would need to create for that purpose. Different designs, require different coding techniques when it comes down to responsive web pages. I know I am not providing an actual solution here, but I think that what I am describing here might help more people understand how unique responsive can be, based on what each company's goals for the design are. Good luck! Rafael
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