In the center, you can see the name of the Lightning Page you are viewing. The Header shows the last 10 modified pages on the left.The second is by clicking on the gear icon and then “Edit Page” if you are already on a Lightning Page.The first is by clicking the gear icon, “Setup”, and searching for “Lightning App Builder”.You have two options to access the Lightning App Builder. It is worth noting that Lightning Pages are called FlexiPages in the Metadata API, which you might come across if you do any development or use CI/CD tools. The Lightning App Builder is used to create these Lightning Pages. The UI in the Lightning Experience consists of Lightning Pages, which are made up of regions containing Lightning Components. The key things you will learn below are Lightning App Builder basics, customizing the UI for desktop and mobile, extending the possibilities with the AppExchange, Lightning App Builder best practices, and the new Summer ‘20 features, Dynamic Forms & Actions.

If you would prefer to read through the content, please continue with the blog. You can watch the webinar On-Demand here. Vicasso hosted a webinar titled “ Become a Master Builder with Lightning App Builder” presented by yours truly, Benjamin Bratcher, Salesforce Consultant, and Lightning Champion. Let’s get to know the Lightning App Builder and see what all of this is about. You can also get your creativity flowing as you design your pages. Designing your Lightning Pages to fit your business users’ needs dramatically enhances their productivity.

The Lightning App Builder is one of the best features in Lightning because it gives Admins the power to configure the Salesforce UI using clicks, not code. The Lightning Experience enables Salesforce Admins to redesign the user experience and business processes within their org.

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