Introduction to the UI Designer perspective – developing visual add-ons (optional)

We use the UI Designer perspective to design and insert user interaction in a business scenario where the functionality is desired but not provided by the base application. We can modify the base application or use any other technology to develop these user interfaces (UIs) and use those UIs in our workflow. For this reason, we rarely use this perspective, but it is available and can be used when needed. Let's study the various components of the UI Designer perspective in the following screenshot:

Figure 5.7 – The UI Designer perspective

The components are as follows:

1. The resource tree: Lists all components associated with the popup in the pop-up editor (2)
2. Popup editor: The graphical UI designer to edit your popup
3. Code editor: To edit the code base directly for minute details
4. Tool windows: (4) and (5) consolidate various tools that we can...