What is a recommended practice when creating applications in Relativity?

When developing applications in Relativity, it is crucial to establish a logical and efficient structure that enables users to navigate and utilize the application effectively. The practice of adding all choices to the application before introducing saved searches ensures that the saved searches are accurately aligned with the choices available in the application.

By creating all necessary choices first, developers can set specific parameters and filters for saved searches that incorporate those choices. This approach minimizes potential confusion and ensures that any saved searches created will work effectively with the options the users have at their disposal. Additionally, it allows for a more coherent and user-friendly experience, as users will be able to rely on the saved searches to filter and present data that is directly relevant to the choices made in the application.

In contrast, if saved searches are created prior to defining all choices, there is a risk that the searches may not include all relevant criteria or may even reference options that have not yet been established, leading to errors or incomplete data retrieval. This ordered approach reinforces the importance of understanding the data structure and workflow in an application to ensure seamless functionality.