What access group is configured for developers to open an application in Designer Studio?

The correct access group for developers to open an application in Designer Studio is typically the one associated with the role that provides the necessary permissions for development tasks, which is the Administrator access group. This access group usually encompasses broader capabilities, including configuration, development, and administration of the application overall.

Developers need permissions that allow them to create, modify, and manage application components effectively, tasks that are generally designated for administrators. This ensures that they have the ability to implement changes to the application and access various settings, rules, and configurations that are key to development workflows.

Other options such as users, managers, and authors cater to different roles with limited privileges appropriate to their functions. Users may have basic operational access without development rights. Managers might have oversight capabilities but lack deep access for development tasks. Authors may have rights to create content but do not typically have the full range of permissions necessary to manage the technical aspects of an application in Designer Studio. Therefore, the Administrator access group is correctly identified as the necessary support for developers in this context.