Creating user experiences
Create the user experiences for your application. Learn about experiences in App Engine Studio and how we build the user experience for the employee travel request application.
We continue building our application by creating user experiences.
This is the fourth step in the app creation tutorial. In this step, you learn about user experiences and add an experience to the employee travel request application.
| Step 1 | Image omitted: app-tutorial-progress-complete2.png Completed icon | Planning your application |
| Step 2 | Image omitted: app-tutorial-progress-complete2.png Completed icon | Create an app |
| Step 3 | Image omitted: app-tutorial-progress-complete2.png Completed icon | Building a data model |
| Step 4 | Image omitted: app-tutorial-progress-wip.png In progress icon | Creating user experiences |
| Step 5 | Image omitted: app-tutorial-progress-not-started.png Not started icon | Adding logic and automation |
| Step 6 | Image omitted: app-tutorial-progress-not-started.png Not started icon | Test your application |
Overview of user experiences
User experiences, or interfaces, determine the options for users to access and engage with application content. There are several kinds of experiences that you can add to your application, such as record producers and portals. For more information about experiences in App Engine Studio, see Add an application experience.
Tutorial user experience
In our tutorial, we add a record producer, which is one of the application experiences available in App Engine Studio. The record producer creates the form that employees will use to submit travel requests.
We build the experience for our application in two phases:
| Phase 1 | Add a record producer |
| Phase 2 | Configure a record producer |
Next steps
Start building the user experience for the employee travel request application: Add a record producer.