Desktop v/s Mobile choice for designing interfaces

Appian interfaces when designed correctly should work on both desktop and mobile at the same time. Interfaces should be constructed so that the single column layout of a mobile device will still make sense but, most good two-column designs will satisfy this requirement.

If you are having trouble with them working on all platforms, take a look at the Appian best practices for interface design to get some ideas on how to restructure your layouts.

Appian interfaces when designed correctly should work on both desktop and mobile at the same time. Interfaces should be constructed so that the single column layout of a mobile device will still make sense but, most good two-column designs will satisfy this requirement.

If you are having trouble with them working on all platforms, take a look at the Appian best practices for interface design to get some ideas on how to restructure your layouts.

I agree that Appian will render correctly no matter what device you view it on, but the question has some merit. You do have to think about your use case actors and where the bulk of their work occurs. I do approach the interface design differently if there is no web usage whatsoever vs. infrequent mobile use, especially around main landing pages, where a rich, dense design may make sense on the web, it may cause the user to scroll a lot on a mobile device.

I agree the landing pages mostly are accessed from Desktop. But tasks such as approvals may have data which spans the entire screen may need to be taken care of at design time such that they look good on both the environments. These scenarios are expected to be worked upon from any environment.