Explore Studio Web-Based Designers

Studio offers individual Web-Based-Designers (WBD) for each of our products.  They provide some amazing benefits over previous approaches to web-design including:

1. What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get (WYSIWYG)
   • WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) tools speed up web development by letting users design pages visually while seeing the final result in real time. They reduce coding effort, make website creation accessible to non-developers, improve collaboration, simplify content updates, and help teams launch websites faster while supporting responsive design.
   • The WBD designer for Studio Web supports Dev, Stage, Prod workflows and also allows for user defined development promotions.
2. VSW - Web Designer (2-minutes) [visual only]
   • Explore how VertiGIS Studio enables building and customizing GIS web applications. Users can reorder UI components via drag-and-drop, navigate app structures using the selector tool, and add new components like search bars. The studio allows modifying component settings, customizing application branding colors and themes, and creating responsive layouts previewed across various mobile device resolutions. Finally, users can set deployment strategies and save web apps as ArcGIS items.
   • https://apps.vertigisstudio.com/Web/designer
3. AI Designer (2-minute view) [Visual only]
   1. Explore how to build custom menu items in VertiGIS Studio Web using the AI Assistant. Users can create custom commands, consult the AI to describe or modify code, and implement repeat actions like system.repeat-action. By updating command strings to use results.add instead of replacing set features, clicking the custom menu tool repeatedly lets users incrementally select multiple map regions and dynamically aggregate results in a data table.
4. Studio Workflow - Workflow Designer (1-minute) [visual only]
   • Explore how Studio Workflow Designer allows users to build custom business processes. Users can select from over 500 activities to link tasks like distance and area calculations into structured flowchart workflows. Workflows are saved directly as ArcGIS items in Portal and support third-party Activity Packs. Additionally, users can avoid custom code by dragging and dropping form elements—such as date pickers, drop-down lists, and file pickers—to design interactive user forms.
   • https://apps.vertigisstudio.com/Workflow/designer
5. Mobile Designer (1-minute view) [Visual only] 
   • Explore how Studio Mobile Designer lets you build custom GIS applications. You can select components to configure settings or select web maps from ArcGIS Portal. The designer allows you to reorder UI elements, change toolbar orientations, and create custom layouts tailored for phone or tablet screens. You can drag and drop new components, select deployment strategies across environments, and save mobile apps as ArcGIS items to open seamlessly in Studio Go.
   • https://apps.vertigisstudio.com/Mobile/designer
6. Other Web-Based-Designers (WBD)
   • https://apps.vertigisstudio.com/Reporting/designer
   • https://apps.vertigisstudio.com/Printing/designer 
   • https://apps.vertigisstudio.com/Search/designer
   • https://apps.vertigisstudio.com/Inline/designer 

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