What elements are typically included in an OutSystems Style Guide?

The correct choice encompasses the essential components that contribute to a cohesive user interface in OutSystems applications. A well-structured Style Guide is critical for maintaining visual consistency and ensuring a seamless user experience across applications.

Including CSS styles allows developers to define the visual aspects, such as typography, colors, and layouts, which is foundational in creating the look and feel of the application. Images play an important role in enhancing the aesthetic and functional aspects of the UI. Reusable UI components, often implemented as Web Blocks, facilitate rapid development and promote best practices by allowing developers to reuse standardized elements across different applications. Additionally, JavaScript code may also be included to provide enhanced interactivity and dynamic behavior that goes beyond what CSS and OutSystems' visual elements can achieve alone.

The other options miss the comprehensive nature of a Style Guide, as elements like database entities and server-side logic, or integration configurations and external API definitions, pertain more to the underlying architecture and functionality of the application rather than to its user interface and design conventions.