What are the different user interface options for viewing records and other parts of an application?

• A. Sites, Tempo, Portal, Embedded Interfaces
• B. Process Models, Records, Sites, Portals
• C. Sites, Records, Summary View, List View
• D. Sites, Tempo, Feeds, Models

Answer: (D)

In Appian, the way users view records and other parts of an application is through four main UI surfaces: Sites, Tempo, Feeds, and Models. Sites provide the structured pages and navigation you build to present content to users. Tempo is the established end-user interface for interacting with records, tasks, and dashboards. Feeds show real-time activity and updates related to users and records, helping collaboration and awareness. Models refer to the model-driven approach to UI, where interfaces can be generated from data models and rules to ensure consistent rendering across the app. Together, these cover the broad ways users interact with an application’s content.

Other options mix artifacts (like process models or records themselves) or focus on specific sub-views (like summary or list views) rather than the general UI surfaces, so they don’t describe the complete set of user interface possibilities for viewing an application's parts.