OutSystems Front-End Developer Specialist case studies
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The Front-end Developer Specialist (O11 and ODC) is a Specialization exam in the OutSystems certification program. OutSystems describes Specializations as shorter exams focused on a specific topic or area, able to serve as the final outcome for a role or experience level, or as a path toward a new certification. This particular exam, per the certification page, focuses on the fundamentals of OutSystems front-end development and is targeted at front-end developers who are fairly autonomous in creating UI designs and stylings to achieve pixel-perfect web and mobile applications in both ODC and O11. Because it spans both platform generations, candidates should be comfortable with the styling and layout tooling available in each. The OutSystems Front-End Developer Specialist case studies are 5 cases and about 3,248 words.
1Three KPI Cards That Only Fit on the Developer's Laptop
An insurance company is rebuilding its agent dashboard as a Reactive Web app in OutSystems 11 with OutSystems UI 2.9. The design specifies a row of three KPI cards: 24 px gutters, each card one-third width on desktop, one-half on tablet, and full width on phone.
715 words, about 4 min2Bottom Tab Bar Under the iPhone Home Indicator
A field-service company built a Mobile App (MABS) in OutSystems 11. The app has a bottom tab bar with four tabs on phones and a left side menu on tablets.
683 words, about 3 min3The Primary Colour Change That Left One Button Teal
A retail group runs four ODC apps that share a visual language. After a rebrand, the primary colour changes from #1F7A8C to #0A5C36.
624 words, about 3 min4Hero Image Pushes the Article Grid Down 320 px
A government portal is a Traditional Web app in OutSystems 11. The home screen has a full-width hero image and a grid of 12 article cards.
599 words, about 3 min5A WCAG Audit Fails the Custom Checkbox Form
A public benefits portal is built in ODC and must meet WCAG 2.1 AA. The application form has 14 fields, including a custom checkbox group and a date picker.
627 words, about 3 min