1Z0-1114-25 practice question 8 of 10

Which are the three out-of-the-box functionalities provided by Redwood for developing an application? (Choose three.)

Full set: 38 questions
Answer options
A: Localization Correct answer
B: Caching services
C: Responsiveness Correct answer
D: Accessibility Correct answer
E: Telemetry and feedback
Correct Answer:
A. Localization; C. Responsiveness; D. Accessibility
Explanation

The Oracle Redwood design system is engineered to provide a consistent, high-quality user experience out-of-the-box. Its core components and patterns are built with three key functionalities in mind:
1. Responsiveness: Redwood layouts and components automatically adapt to various screen sizes and devices, from mobile phones to large desktops, ensuring a seamless experience.
2. Accessibility (a11y): Components are developed following WCAG standards, incorporating features like keyboard navigation and ARIA attributes to be usable by people with disabilities.
3. Localization (l10n): The framework is designed for global applications, with built-in support for translation bundles and right-to-left (RTL) languages, allowing developers to easily adapt applications for different regions.

Why Incorrect

B. Caching services: Caching is a data or infrastructure-level concern, not a core, out-of-the-box functionality of the Redwood UI design system itself.
E. Telemetry and feedback: While Oracle applications may include telemetry, this is an application monitoring or platform-level service, not a built-in feature of the Redwood component library.

References

1. Oracle Redwood Design System - Accessibility: "Redwood is committed to accessibility and we build our components to be accessible from the start. We follow the W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA." This directly supports option D.

Source: Oracle Redwood Official Documentation

"Resources > Accessibility".

2. Oracle Visual Builder Documentation - Responsiveness: "The components and patterns that you use to build your application's pages are responsive by design... You can use responsive helper classes to further refine your UI's layout on different screen sizes." This supports option C.

Source: Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

"Develop Applications with Oracle Visual Builder"

Chapter: "Create a Responsive UI".

3. Oracle Visual Builder Documentation - Localization: "Visual Builder is designed to support the internationalization and localization of applications... When you enable localization

your visual application is set up with a default resource bundle... that contains the translatable strings in your application." This supports option A.

Source: Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

"Develop Applications with Oracle Visual Builder"

Chapter: "Internationalize Your Application".

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