Configure events

Designing Screens for Event Handling

In a digisquares platform, users start by designing individual screens or pages to handle specific events in a mobile app. They can select from a library of UI components such as buttons, forms, tables, and menus, customizing their appearance and functionality. These screens represent the various stages of the application's user interface, ensuring each event is effectively captured and managed.

Creating Connections Between Screens

After designing the screens, users establish transitions between them. This involves defining how users move from one screen to another based on specific actions or events. For example, clicking a button might trigger a transition to a different screen, enabling seamless event handling within the mobile app.

Defining Event-Driven Navigation Logic

Page flows enable users to define the logic for navigating between screens, with a focus on handling events. This includes branching logic based on user inputs or conditions. For instance, selecting an option in a dropdown menu can direct the user to a specific screen, while another selection might lead to a different screen, effectively managing different event outcomes.

Integrating Data and Enhancing User Experience

Page flows can integrate with data sources to display and update information within the application, crucial for event-driven apps. Additionally, digisquares platforms support features like validations, notifications, error handling, and conditional visibility of UI components to ensure smooth and intuitive user interactions during event handling.

Testing, Iteration, and Rapid Development

Users can test the page flow within the digisquares platform to ensure it functions as intended for event handling. This involves simulating user interactions, verifying data integration, and addressing any issues. Users can iterate and refine the page flow until it meets the desired requirements, promoting rapid development and efficient event management in mobile apps.