PeopleSoft Fluid User Interface Ed 1

Course Description

PeopleSoft Fluid User Interface Ed 1 builds practical capability in PeopleSoft Fluid architecture, components, pages, tiles, homepages, responsive design, PeopleCode, security, accessibility, testing, and deployment. Learners work within a PeopleSoft development team converting a high-use classic transaction into a responsive Fluid experience, linking configuration and process decisions to security, accuracy, availability, and operational ownership.

The learning path moves through Fluid Architecture, Components, Pages, and Navigation; Tiles, Homepages, Activity Guides, and Branding; Responsive Design, PeopleCode, and Device Behavior; Security, Accessibility, Testing, Deployment, and Analytics. Every stage produces practical evidence, a validation record, troubleshooting notes, and a reusable handover outcome.

What You Will Learn

• Apply Fluid rendering model, responsive principles, component types, and runtime behavior while working through fluid architecture, components, pages, and navigation.
• Validate Fluid pages, subpages, group boxes, layout controls, styles, and component properties and resolve issues involving browser inspection, layout defects, component access, and navigation verification.
• Apply tiles, dynamic content, tile images, badges, permissions, and personalization while working through tiles, homepages, activity guides, and branding.
• Validate homepages, folders, sequencing, defaults, user preferences, and role-based delivery and resolve issues involving branding, theme variables, logos, style sheets, and controlled visual customization.
• Apply small-form-factor design, side panels, modal behavior, grids, and adaptive layouts while working through responsive design, peoplecode, and device behavior.
• Validate Fluid PeopleCode events, component buffer, contextual data, and client interaction and resolve issues involving phone/tablet/desktop testing, orientation, keyboard behavior, and defect diagnosis.
• Apply permission lists, roles, content security, row security, and deep-link protection while working through security, accessibility, testing, deployment, and analytics.
• Validate keyboard navigation, labels, focus order, contrast, and accessibility validation and resolve issues involving project migration, compare reports, cache clearing, rollback, and usage analytics.

Training Approach

Guided demonstrations, hands-on configuration, scenario analysis, validation checklists, controlled failure testing, troubleshooting, solution review, and a final improvement plan are used throughout PeopleSoft Fluid User Interface Ed 1. Learners document assumptions, settings, outputs, exceptions, corrective actions, rollback needs, and operational responsibilities.