Which of the following is a user experience option for viewing records and other parts of an Appian application?

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

Answer: (A)

The main idea is recognizing the different user experience options Appian provides for how users view records and other parts of an application. The best choice lists Sites, Tempo, Portals, and Embedded Interfaces. Sites give a structured web UI with pages and navigation; Tempo is Appian’s traditional unified UI for interacting with records and tasks; Portals offer a separate UI pathway for external or restricted users; Embedded Interfaces allow rendering an Appian interface inside a record or other object so users can view and interact with data in context. The other options mix in process design or per-record view elements, which aren’t broad UX channels for navigating or viewing the app as a whole.