Which design object describes how users of different types interact with the application?

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

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is how the application is experienced by users with different roles and how navigation and access are organized. In Appian, a Site brings together pages, interfaces, and content into a single navigable unit tailored for a particular audience. It defines what each user type can see and how they move through the app, providing a cohesive experience across multiple interfaces. That makes it the best fit for describing how users of different types interact with the application, because it governs the overall user journey and presentation for those roles.

An Interface, by contrast, is the design of a single screen or page—the individual UI components and layout. It’s a building block, not the whole navigational experience for multiple user types. A Process Model focuses on the sequence of activities and decisions in a workflow, not on how users interact with the UI across the app. An Integration is about connecting to external systems or services, which is unrelated to user interaction patterns across different user types.