Where can coverage patterns or templates be designed?

Coverage patterns or templates are primarily designed in the Product Designer. This tool is specifically tailored to facilitate the creation and configuration of various insurance products, including the establishment of their coverage options, limits, and rules. Within the Product Designer, users can define the structure of policies, configure forms, and implement specific coverage details that align with the needs of the insurance offerings being developed.

The focus on the Product Designer is crucial, as it provides the necessary functionality and flexibility for designing complex coverage templates that can be reused across different policies, ensuring consistency and efficiency in offering insurance products. This design capability supports insurers in tailoring their products to meet varying customer needs and regulatory requirements, all while maintaining a coherent structure across the offerings.

Other options, such as the Policy Center, the User Interface, and the Feature Editor, serve different purposes in the overall Guidewire ecosystem. The Policy Center is primarily focused on policy administration tasks, the User Interface pertains to user experience and interaction design, and the Feature Editor is more about enabling functionality rather than specifically creating coverage templates.