Slice View
This View only shows something if you select a slice.
You can create slices by selecting the elements that should belong to a slice and clicking (5) This will draw a border around these elements. Whatever is inside the border belongs to the slice.

Key Features:
- Move selected elements - left, right, up, down
- Increase the slice size vertically
- Select all slices to the right - have to be assigned to a Context
- Select the slice and all elements within - including Specifications
- Draw a Slice around selected elements - or empty if none selected
- Create a new slice based on the selected one - if a State View is selected, models a State Change and vice versa
- Name of the slice - has to start with “slice:” (will be added automatically if missing)
- Slice Status
- Assign a context to the slice - You can select all slices and assign the context to all in one go
- Define Status as Border - if unchecked, the whole slices is colored
Slice Status
The slice status helps you track the progress of implementation and planning:
- Done - Slice is fully implemented
- Assigned - Slice is assigned to a developer
- InProgress - Slice is being worked on
- Review - Slice is currently reviewed (code review, model review)
- Blocked - Slice is blocked
- Planned - Slice is planned for a future iteration
- Created - Initial status when slice is created
- Informational - Slice is just for information, no implementation needed
Example Slice

- Slice title
- Clickable Indicator - that this slice is assigned to a Context
- Slice Border - everything within the border belongs to the slice
One Click Modeling
If you select just an Event ( and nothing else ), the one click modeling View becomes active. From here you can model the 4 known Patterns with just one click.

1) Create a State Change Slice

2) Create a State View Slice

3) Create an Automation

4) Create a Translation

Next Steps
- Data View - Edit element schemas and configurations
- Elements View - Working with elements
- Context View - View context hierarchies