Applications Screen Guide
Main parts of the Applications screen and how to use it as the start of application-centered work.
This guide explains the main parts of the Applications screen and how to use it as the starting point for application-centered work in NxtLayr.
**Suggested screenshot title:** Applications Page Overview
Screen sections
1. Page header
The header identifies the page and explains that this is the main inventory of visible applications within your role and scope.
2. Search and filtering controls
These controls help you narrow the application list by name, type, status, onboarding posture, or other supported filters.
3. Application list or grid
This is the main application inventory. Each row or card usually represents one application and may include its name, type, status, and onboarding context.
4. Status indicators
Application status indicators help users understand whether an app is active, onboarding, inactive, or otherwise not currently live.
5. Onboarding indicators
Where available, onboarding indicators show whether the application is still progressing through setup and readiness work.
6. Links to application details
Each application entry should provide a way to open the Application Details page for deeper review.
7. Links to application onboarding
Where available, users can move directly from the application list into the onboarding experience for that specific application.
How to use this screen
A common workflow is:
1. search for the application 2. review current status and onboarding posture 3. open Application Details for context 4. open Application Onboarding if action or readiness review is needed
Best practice
Use the Applications page as an operational inventory and navigation surface, not only as a reference list.