Which design object covers how information and forms are displayed to users to support their job roles?

• A. Site
• B. Interface
• C. Process Model
• D. Integration

Answer: (B)

The main concept here is how the user-facing UI is defined in an Appian app. An Interface is the design object that controls what information appears and how users enter or view data. It determines the layout, the fields shown, the controls available, and the actions users can take, all tailored to support a specific job role and its tasks. This is exactly what users interact with when they see forms and data on screen—the presentation layer.

A Site, in contrast, is about organizing multiple interfaces into a navigable portal with pages and branding. A Process Model handles the workflow and business logic, dictating the steps and tasks, while an Integration deals with connecting to external systems. So for displaying information and forms to users to support their roles, the interface is the correct design object.