What configuration options are available for adaptive design?

Setting visibility using standard when rules is an essential aspect of adaptive design in Pega. This approach allows developers to tailor the user interface based on specific conditions, such as the type of device being used or user actions. By leveraging these rules, designers can create a responsive and contextual user experience that adjusts the visibility of elements based on the environment in which an application is accessed, thereby enhancing usability and accessibility.

In adaptive design, having fixed layout sizes regardless of device is counterproductive. The goal is to ensure the layout is flexible and adapts to different screen sizes and resolutions. Removing all conditional logic from layouts would undermine the purpose of adaptive design, as that logic is crucial for creating a dynamic interface. Standardizing all elements across devices can hinder the ability to customize experiences; adaptive design encourages tailoring interfaces to best fit various platforms rather than enforcing a one-size-fits-all approach.