Oracle Redwood Application 2023 Developer Associate: 1Z0-1114-23

Correct Answer: AC

The two correct statements about dynamic padding are:

In small breakpoints the marquis disappear because the container spans the viewport's width.

In Edge-to-Edge layout, the margins disappear because the container spans the viewport's width.

Dynamic padding is a feature of Redwood that adjusts the padding and margins of containers according to the viewport size and layout type. This ensures that there is enough space around the content for comfortable reading and interaction.

In small breakpoints, such as mobile devices, there is no need for marquis (the space between containers) because there is only one container per row. In Edge-to-Edge layout, there is no need for margins (the space between containers and

viewport edges) because the container fills up the entire width of the viewport. References: : Dynamic Padding in Redwood Design System

Correct Answer: D

A build pipeline in Visual Builder Studio can deploy an AppUI extension to multiple FA instances by using the Deploy to FA Instance step. This step allows you to specify the target FA instance, the extension type, and the extension name. You can also use the Deploy to VB Instance step to deploy an AppUI extension to a stand-alone VB instance. Therefore, option D is the correct answer. References: [Deploying AppUI Extensions], [Deploying Extensions to Fusion Applications]

Correct Answer: D

The correct sequence of steps in the Design process is: Understand the problem Articulate the vision Identify the Redwood Page templates to use Add the detail and refine the design Specify the design for development Monitor engagement in the real world This is the recommended process for designing with Redwood, as it helps you to create user interfaces that are aligned with your vision, goals, and requirements. It also helps you to leverage the Redwood design system, templates, patterns, and components to ensure consistency, usability, and accessibility. References: : Design Process in Redwood Design System