Which of the following lists a correct set of user interface options for viewing parts of an 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)

Viewing parts of an Appian application is done through the main user interface surfaces users interact with. The best set includes Sites for hosting web pages, Tempo as the built-in UI for navigating and using apps, Portals to give external users access, and Embedded Interfaces to place an Appian interface inside another app or page. These four together cover the primary ways someone would view or interact with different parts of an Appian application.

The other choices mix items that aren’t standalone UI surfaces for viewing app parts. Process Models describe how business processes run, not how users view the app. Records-related views like List View or Summary View pertain to presenting data within interfaces, not to the broad UI surfaces you use to access different parts of the app. Feeds are an activity stream rather than a primary viewing surface.