Hi @RituK17288411

Landing pages simplify navigation and provide quick access to frequently used information by organizing content based on specific user roles. This reduces the time and effort required to locate essential tools, enhancing both productivity and user satisfaction. As top-level pages within a portal, landing pages deliver information and features tailored to users' responsibilities. For instance, a "My Work" landing page might showcase a list of tasks assigned to the user.

Harnesses establish the general arrangement and framework of the user interface. They use headers, footers, and content spaces to separate the interface into parts that organise the information and structure of a portal or work form. To create a modular interface that encourages reuse and maintainability, harnesses can be filled with parts.

For more info https://academy.pega.com/topic/portals-and-landing-pages/v5?utm

https://docs.pega.com/bundle/platform-23/page/platform/user-experience/harnesses.html

Hi @RituK17288411,

Pega introduced Landing Pages to provide a dynamic, user-friendly way to present aggregated, personalized content without requiring deep technical skills. They solve the problem of delivering targeted information in an intuitive format, improving user engagement and simplifying content management for business users.

Difference between Landing Pages and Harnesses:

• Landing Pages focus on presenting aggregated content (reports, widgets, dashboards) in a customizable and dynamic way, often for informational purposes.
• Harnesses define the layout and flow for user interactions within a process or task, such as forms and workflows, and are more process-focused.

 Landing Pages are for displaying content, while Harnesses are for structuring user interactions within a process.