Change the properties of elements and screens using the Properties panel.
Kuika's Properties panel allows you to quickly and easily edit the settings of elements and screens during the design process. This panel makes the design process more efficient with functions such as visibility, authorization, assigning roles and adding actions.
Access to Properties Panel
Element Properties: You can access the element by clicking on it directly.
Screen Properties:
By clicking on the empty gray area in the background of the screen
Select the top parent screen from the Item Tree panel
You can access it by selecting the screen from the Breadcrumb (Navigation Bar) at the bottom edge.
Properties Panel Properties
Role
Determines the function of the screen or element.
Kuika has 9 different role options:
None: No role is assigned.
Starting Screen: The start screen to be shown when the application is opened.
Signin Screen: The screen where users can log in.
Reset Password Screen: Password reset screen.
New Password Screen: New password creation screen.
Splash Screen: Splash screen used only in mobile apps.
Verification Screen: The screen used for email verification or account confirmation.
Offline Screen: The screen that will work when there is no internet connection.
Process Step Screen: Screen representing the step of a process.
Authorization
Restricts screen or element access.
Authorization options:
Anonymous Access: User can access without logging in.
All Roles Access: Access is granted after the user logs in.
For element level authorization, you can select the relevant element and edit Authorization settings from Properties panel.
Visibility
Determines the visibility of screens or elements.
Visibility options:
Always Visible: Always visible.
Hidden: The element or screen is hidden.
Sometimes Visible: Appears when a certain condition is met.
Actions
Actions can be defined for the element or screen.
System Actions:
Arithmetic, Authorization, Condition, Device, Export, Geolocation, Local Storage, Multi Language, Navigation, Notification, Payment, UI Control, Process Administration, Process Automation, Trigger, String Operations.
Custom Actions: SQL actions that you create yourself can also be used.
To add an action, you can click the +ADD ACTION button in the Properties panel.
Properties Panel and UI Design
Master Page: Used for the management of common components.
UnManaged Step Screen: When active, projects and steps created in Workflow are listed.
Screen Orientations: Start screen selection and navigation settings can be made.
By using this panel, you can make your design process faster, more organized and user-friendly.