How do OutSystems apps handle different screen resolutions?

OutSystems apps effectively handle different screen resolutions primarily through responsive and adaptive design techniques. This approach ensures that applications dynamically adjust their layout and elements based on the screen size and resolution of the device being used.

Responsive design allows for fluid layouts that change according to the viewport dimensions, while adaptive design can tailor specific layouts to target particular screen sizes or orientations. This combination ensures a seamless user experience across a diverse range of devices, including smartphones and tablets, without the need for extensive manual adjustments or static layouts that might not accommodate various resolutions effectively.

This contrasts with the other mentioned approaches. Fixed layouts restrict the flexibility needed for different devices, while manual adjustments for each device can be inefficient and time-consuming, making it impractical to keep up with the wide variety of screen formats available today. Converting screens into multiple formats could lead to a cumbersome process and might not guarantee an optimal experience across devices.

By utilizing responsive and adaptive design techniques, OutSystems apps can provide a more versatile and user-friendly application for end-users.