Explore the BMC Helix Digital Workplace Studio
The following image is a visual guide to creating a page and making it available to your end users, and shows the current step that you are on:
The BMC Helix Digital Workplace studio page lists all the pages that you have created with their details.
Studio UI for page creation
The following image shows you the different areas of the UI for creating a page.
Page components
Page components are the building blocks of a page. You create your page, one component at a time. Each component has a set of configurable properties.
The component palette contains the following components:
Component | Description | Reference |
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Asset Group | When a service request is processed and closed and it has some service actions configured, it is shown on the My Stuff page. Use Asset Groups to display closed service requests and assets provisioned to end users. An asset group is a logical group of services with associated service actions and assets. End users can view and access service actions from the Actions list of a service or an asset on their studio page, similar to how they do on the My Stuff page. | |
Catalog Banner | Catalog Banner displays promotional banners to attract end users' attention to a particular service, promote calls to specific user actions, or provide general information. | |
Catalog Section | Catalog Sections are a way to group requestable services, items, knowledge articles, and HR solutions to make them easy for users to search and request. | |
Content Block | Content Blocks are containers where you can add images, text, buttons, background color in a flexible responsive way. Embed videos or add the on-click action to backgrounds, background images, and buttons that link to the URLs where you want your users to go or link to pages and resources. You can base your content blocks on the following templates: | |
Events | Events are the records of user actions and requests. Event types can be approvals, appointments, or service requests. You add an events component to display the requests for the logged-in user, whether for self or on behalf of another user or to get a view of the current and past events. | |
Search Bar | The search bar enables your users to quickly find what they are looking for. You can configure search bars to restrict the search to selected sources to narrow search results and make them more relevant, and to personalize the user experience. Tip: You can use the "Search block" template to add a search bar within a content block. |
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