We challenge you to take 5 minutes, get comfortable, and think critically about what you’ve just gone through. Think about what was interesting and what challenges you faced. Use the following questions as guiding points:
What have you learned from this course that is most interesting?
One of the most interesting things I learned in this course was how targeting methods work—especially the difference between Strict, Fuzzy, and Anchor-based selectors. Understanding how to apply these methods to build stable and flexible UI automations gave me a deeper appreciation for how powerful no-code automation can be.
The part I found most difficult was managing dynamic UIs where elements move, change, or disappear. It took a bit of trial and error to get comfortable using Check App State and ScrollIntoView effectively, but once I did, it really improved the reliability of my automations.
I plan to apply what I learned by building more robust workflows that can handle real-world web apps, especially those used for event registrations, form submissions, and data extraction. Using AI-powered activities like Fill Form will save a lot of time and reduce manual data entry for repeated tasks.
One question I still have is how to best handle multi-user login flows securely across multiple apps and sessions. I’d love to explore how to combine Studio Web with API calls or background automation to make the solutions even more scalable.
Overall, this course was a great step forward in building automation skills, and I feel more confident applying them in real scenarios.
Some difference in UI Automation – “Add event participants to contacts list pdf” given in “add event participants” with creating a new in workflow as given in above screeshots
If you are using modern UI automation (with the “Use Application/Browser” activity), ScrollIntoView appears as a property of UI element–based activities like:
Click
Type Into
Get Text
Hover
Check App State, etc.
You’ll find it in the Properties panel, under the “Input” or “Target” section, labeled:
I checked all the activities you mentioned. There is no ScrollintoView property in Target/Input-Output. Do I have to do any settings prior to see it in these activities?