For example, if you include a task flow containing very little data inside a container that stretches it (for example, a Show Detail Frame component), there is a lot of white space below the data in the task flow.
If the task flows are not designed properly, you end up with pages that have a slow response time or lots of unnecessary scroll bars or white spaces between components. Section D.3, "Example of a WebCenter Application Containing a Task Flow Created By Following the Guidelines"ĭ.1 Guidelines for Effective Geometry Management and PaginationĮffective geometry management results in efficient sizing and placement of task flows on the page. Section D.2, "Guidelines for Efficient Use of Task Flow Parameters and Customization and Personalization Options" Section D.1, "Guidelines for Effective Geometry Management and Pagination" This appendix contains the following topics:
To prevent these issues and provide a consistent user experience in terms of look and feel, layout design, and interaction, follow the instructions in this document for:Ĭreating highly performant, cost-effective task flowsĬonsuming these task flows effectively in your application by implementing task flow parameters and customization and personalization options Failure to do so can result in problems when the task flows are consumed in WebCenter pages, such as too much white space, too many scroll bars, or slow, jerky, and unpredictable responses when displaying large data sets. It is imperative that you design your task flows according to the rules set forth in Oracle WebCenter publications. When you add task flows to customizable pages (that is, Oracle Composer-enabled pages), users can personalize, customize, and edit these task flows at runtime. Oracle WebCenter provides task flows for you, or you can build your own task flows and add them to your WebCenter application pages. Task flows are reusable building blocks in Oracle ADF. It’s where all things start - from an idea and hypothesis to building… - Vitaly Dulenko / filed under Framer.84/90 D Guidelines for Creating Task Flows to Be Used in Oracle Composer-Enabled Pages How we use Framer X at Wirex to build a great fintech app - At Wirex, we love design. With designers and developers working in one tool, you’ll… - Framer / filed under Framer.js Koen Bok / filed under Figma, Framer.jsįramer is coming to the web - Create incredible prototypes for any app, site, or screen. Guide to creating animations that spark joy with Framer Motion - Over the past few months, Framer Motion went from being a fun tool I played with on the… - Maxime Heckel / filed under Framer.jsįrom Figma to Framer in one seamless workflow - A brand new integration between your favorite tools, designed to give your team a competitive edge. Amy Dutton / filed under Framer.jsįramer is dead: A love letter to my prototyping tool of choice - Framer X alienated designers who are afraid of programming while simultaneously increasing UX engineers’ fallacy of over-indexing on… - Adrian Zumbrunnen / filed under Framer.js Framer is still alive and well…and it’s a game-changer - A love letter to my prototyping tool of choice.
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