A seamless user experience (UX) is important for an application so that a user does not feel like they are moving through different applications. Often when many developers are working on the same project all together, this can be a concern.
How should you ensure that a seamless UX is maintained throughout the app?

• A. Create and add reusable interface components to the Design Library so that developers can quickly and easily use reusable interfaces.
• B. Create reusable expression rules to ensure that the same rules are being used throughout.
• C. Allow each developer to copy client provided mock-ups individually.

You're developing a user input form for a government services application that includes a file upload component.
If the uploaded file is a multimedia file (for example: .MP4, .MOV or .WAV), the customer wants these uploaded to Microsoft SharePoint instead.
What is the best way to achieve this requirement?

• A. Develop a connected system plug-in given SharePoint has an extensive API that cannot easily be resolved using the Appian out-of-the-box Connected System.
• B. Use the out-of-the-box Appian Connected System, but since it does not have any pre-built connected systems, you will need to use either a HTTP or OpenAI Connected System to connect with SharePoint.
• C. Use the out-of-the-box Appian Connected System as it has a pre-built connected system to SharePoint to provide a guided experience for designers to send and receive data.

You're designing a custom component rule!pagingComponent() to page through a list of items. The component must display the current page numbers being shown, as well as the total number of items. Users should be able to click arrows to increase or decrease the pagination.
Review the following:

Which two patterns should be used when calling the component in this scenario? (Choose two.)

• A. A local variable local!pagingInfo inside rule!pagingComponent() with an initial value. When the arrows are clicked, this updates the value of the local variable.
• B. A rule input ri!pagingInfo on rule!pagingComponent() with a local variable of the same name in the main interface with an initial value. When the arrows are clicked, this updates the value of the local variable in the main interface.
• C. A local variable local!totalCount calculated using count(local!query), which is passed into rule!pagingComponent() via a rule input. The data type of local!query is a list of record or Custom Data Type (CDT).
• D. Passing into the rule input totalCount of rule!pagingComponent() the value: local!query.totalCount where local!query is returning a dataSubset and returnTotalCount = "True".

You need to connect to an external system using OAuth 2.0: SAML Bearer Assertion Flow authentication type, which requests access to an API on of a signed in user.
This standard has several steps involved with the SAML Bearer Assertion Flow.
Which two steps should you perform to connect to the external system? (Choose two.)

• A. Register the connection in the third-party system
• B. Generate a service account key in third-party systems.
• C. Use an a!authorizationLink() on the relevant interface.
• D. Confiqure SAML for sinqle siqn-on (SSO).

You need to allow external systems to invoke Appian web APIs.
Which user role should be assigned?

• A. System Administrator
• B. Application User
• C. Service Account