In the chapter Screen Designer, we discuss creating views and defining Odoo's basic
views. End-users are shown records via views, which define how they should be shown.
They're written in XML, which means they can be changed separately from the models
they represent. They’re adaptable and provide you a lot of flexibility over the
displays they're in charge of. There are numerous points of view. Each one represents
a different type of visualization. Odoo's latest version includes form, list, and
Kanban views, among other features. List views are used to display numerous records
in a single view, while form views are used to display data from a single record.
The records are displayed in a kanban view, which is halfway between a list view
and a non-editable form view. For visualization, Odoo offers a variety of graph
styles, including pie charts, bar charts, and line charts. Also included is a calendar
view, which visualizes the record's timeline/schedule. Next one is website forms
which allows you to collect information from the users. You can use this input data
to create a new record in the back-end.