Make your tailored splash page for Pega developers

In the upper right, click Create and open. In the header of Dev Studio, click Dev Studio App Studio to return to App Studio. In the navigation pane of the Home page, click the Home icon to refresh the home page. Verify that the welcome widget now displays a cityscape as the background image.

To create a page, click Single Page. Single pages contain embedded pages as values. For example, you can create a single page that stores information about a user that creates a case, such as a user ID and an email address.

You can place a finished landing page within one or several application menus by using the Landing pages menu in App Studio. You can also add, disable, or manage access to landing pages as well. Add landing pages to an existing portal to effectively organize the content of your channel in a main menu.

Pegas structure uses UI components to build regions of the screen. The reuse of structure provides uniformity across screens, applications, and devices. These components include the header, navigation, and sections that make up the work area.

How to create a new page: Go to App Studio. Click on Pages icon on left panel. Click on the new button to create a new page. Enter page name in the input field and click the Submit button. The newly page is previewed, click on the blue pen to edit the page.

In the header of App Studio, click Preview application, and then enter the design mode by clicking Design. In the upper-left corner of the window, expand the Pages menu, and then click New. In the Create new page window, enter a unique page name, and then click Submit.

To create a page, click Single Page. Single pages contain embedded pages as values. For example, you can create a single page that stores information about a user that creates a case, such as a user ID and an email address. To create a page group, click Page Group.

Forms and views. Accessing views in your application. Organizing your view. Adding tables to views. UI components in a view. Adding UI components to a view. Configuring common control settings. Case views. Customizing the case details section. Sources of data for your UI. Levels of configuration for data sources.