Applications Modeling
An application is the main object of all modeling, as it is the final product that must address a business requirement.
The applications modeler allows for easily and intuitively modeling independent applications. It allows designing the navigation of applications through the creation of a diagram, where the navigation flows are defined.
From the applications modeler, each of the objects that compose it can be accessed, opening in new tabs of the modeler.
To create Deyel applications quickly and without prior knowledge, you can start from application templates, from data, or from Diana AI.
Templates help build B2B (Business-to-Business), B2C (Business-to-Customers) applications, or a wide range of other applications based on specific business concepts.
B2B applications are applications that establish a commercial relation with another company or can be used internally within the business. For example, a purchase order authorization process or any type of authorization within the business.
B2C applications are applications aimed at an end consumer and must have an interface that encourages them to choose to use the application. These applications can have a large number of users and sometimes their use may depend on events, such as, for example, a “black Friday”.
With Deyel , all types of applications can be developed. Web applications can be developed to be consulted from desktop computers or mobile devices, mobile applications that can be installed on cell phones or tablets or responsive applications that can be used as web and mobile. The mobile applications can be executed on both Android and iOS, generating applications for each operating system, or they can be PWA (Progressive Web Application).
In order to ensure that all applications have a consistent, usable interface aligned with the visual identity defined in the organization, the Deyel modeler incorporates a design system. This system allows centralized management of visual elements, such as text, buttons, colors, fonts, among others, so that any adjustments made are automatically reflected in the application.
This button is used to create an application from some of the following options:
The general features of the applications modeler and the main elements that compose it are described in the following topics:
