Common production constraints
Expect file-size ceilings, HTTPS asset rules, muted autoplay expectations, touch-first controls, and stable iframe/MRAID behavior. Design within the strictest target first when shipping multi-network packs.
Guide
Each UA network has packaging, size, and behavior expectations. Exact limits change over time — always verify current specs before launch. Below is a practical production checklist Pixel Pair uses when planning exports.
Expect file-size ceilings, HTTPS asset rules, muted autoplay expectations, touch-first controls, and stable iframe/MRAID behavior. Design within the strictest target first when shipping multi-network packs.
Typically prioritize lightweight HTML5, fast first frame, and clean end-card CTA behavior. Keep dependencies minimal and validate on mid/low Android devices.
Social inventories reward immediate clarity and short interaction loops. Vertical framing, fast comprehension, and brand-safe UX usually matter more than deep game systems.
Compatibility and predictable performance across devices outweigh exotic custom effects. Prefer resilient interaction patterns and clear install intent.
Cold-load test, retry network conditions, CTA destination verification, orientation checks, audio policy compliance, and memory/FPS sanity on mid-tier devices.