The most appropriate scenario to remove a landing page is when it has been replaced by a new one and is officially deprecated. Deprecation is a formal process in application development to mark a feature or component as obsolete and discouraged from use. Removing the deprecated landing page is the final step in the replacement process, ensuring that users and developers do not access outdated functionality, thereby maintaining application quality and consistency.

B. You are developing a landing page for people managers only.

This describes adding a new, role-specific landing page. It does not provide a reason to remove an existing one; other pages would likely remain for other user roles.

C. You are developing a new landing page for all users.

This involves creating a new page, which might coexist with other landing pages. It does not inherently require the removal of an existing page unless it is a direct replacement.

D. You are developing a landing page not in the main menu by default.

This is a configuration choice for a new page's visibility. A landing page can be functional and necessary without being in the main navigation menu.

1. Pega Platform Documentation - Rule-Obj-Class form — Completing the History tab:

Section: Usage field

Content: The documentation explains the "Deprecated/Obsolete" status. "Select Deprecated/Obsolete to indicate that this rule is deprecated and that its use is discouraged. You can also provide a message to developers to explain the reason for the deprecation and to identify a replacement rule." This official process directly supports the scenario of replacing and subsequently removing a deprecated component like a landing page.

2. Pega Academy - Low-Code App Builder (24.1) Module: Designing user views:

Topic: Creating views for case types

Content: This module covers the creation and modification of user interface elements. The underlying principle is iterative development

where older or less efficient views are replaced with improved versions. Removing a deprecated page is a logical step in this iterative lifecycle to prevent the use of outdated designs.