The following parameters are mandatory when creating your markup for mini notification assets:

• type. The value passed into this parameter can be “mini-bottom”, “mini-top”, or "mini-inline" depending on where on screen you want the asset to display.
• message
  • text. If using the default message object properties, we recommend the following:
    • Maximum of 72 characters with an image icon (80 x 80px).
    • Maximum of 92 characters with no image icon.
    • Use optimized images to ensure optimizations are displayed immediately.

The following parameters are optional when creating your markup for mini notification assets:

• presentation-time. Overrides the default 6000 milliseconds presentation time.
  • Specify -1 to keep the notification on screen until the user navigates to another interaction or dismisses it.
  • Specify in milliseconds.
• background-color. Overrides the default notification background color.
  • Specify as a hex color.
• message
  • text-size. Overrides the default notification text size.
    • Specify as an integer.
  • text-color. Overrides the default notification text color.
    • Specify as a hex color.
• image
  • image-url. Adds an image on the left side of the mini notification view
    • Specify as a secure link.
    • Aspect-fit by height (80px).
    • An image with a width greater than 80px will constrain the text view width.
    • Use optimized images to ensure optimizations are displayed immediately.

ONE provides the ability to track customer responses to optimizations on a per-asset basis. When configuring customer responses, be aware of the following:

Be aware of the following rules when creating responses for mini-notification assets:

• The mini notification is not displayed until the icon image is downloaded.
• If a message is provided, without an icon image, the message fills the view within the paddings provided.
• Tapping on the notification opens a link that loads in a web view, either inside the app or externally, depending on the target response configured in MXO.
• If you do not provide a target url, the notification is dismissed when tapped and a positive response sent to MXO.
• The notification is hidden either when navigating to another view within the application, or when 6 seconds have lapsed.
• The customer can hide the notification by swiping down.
• If the customer taps a notification the response code for the target url presented is sent to MXO.
• The mini notification can only handle a single response.
• Eligibility rules handle whether or not a notification is shown and, if configured, how many times the notification is shown to a customer.