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Build Custom Salesforce UIs Without Code
The Avonni Dynamic Components App provides a robust, no-code alternative for creating custom, interactive experiences directly on your Salesforce Lightning Pages.
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Dynamic vs. Flow ComponentsKey Advantages: Speed, Simplicity, and Power
Native Reactivity: Components update automatically based on user interactions and data changes โ no complex formulas required.
Top-Notch Performance: Experience near-instant loading times and a responsive user experience thanks to optimized component design.
Faster Development: Dramatically reduce development time and costs compared to custom coding.
Empower Admins and Business Users: Enable non-developers to create and customize Salesforce UIs.
Customize Styles: Tailor the appearance to match your branding.
Build with an AI Assistant
Avonni ships a hosted MCP server and a set of agent skills that let AI assistants such as Claude, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot create and update Dynamic Components from plain-language prompts, using accurate component knowledge instead of guesses.
Accessing the Avonni Dynamic Components App
Once you've installed the Avonni Components Package, finding it is simple:
Open the App Launcher in Salesforce (the nine-dot grid icon)
Type "Avonni" in the search bar
Click on "Avonni Experiences"
That's itโyou're in!
Make sure the Avonni Dynamic Components package is installed and you have the required permission sets assigned. See the Installation Page for details.
Thatโs itโyouโre in!
The Dynamic Components Home Page
The home page is your central hub for managing your Dynamic Components:
Create New Components: Start building from scratch.
Manage Existing Components: View, edit, and organize your components.
The Component Builder: A Quick Look
The Component Builder is your visual design environment.

It features:
Canvas: Drag and drop components.
Component Library: Find all available components and fields.
Properties Panel: Customize the selected component's settings.
Resources Panel: Manage variables, constants, formulas, and queries.
Top Bar: Undo/redo, access settings, preview, and save.
Ready to dive in?
Quickstart GuideLearn from the Community
Join our Trailblazer Community Group to see what others are building with Dynamic Components. You'll find:
Real-world examples and use cases
Tips for optimizing component performance
Solutions to common configuration challenges
Inspiration for your next project
Whether you're just getting started or looking to push Dynamic Components to their limits, the community is full of builders eager to share what they've learned.
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