Notes

A location group is a collection of pages used to view or modify data
Each group has single info bar, actions menu, and side bar
A location group can be thought of as a "page group" as it is fundamentally a collection of pages, each with its own screen. Location groups are used to gather together a set of screens that display data about a single primary object (such as a contact, a policy, an account, or a claim) or serve a single major application function (such as searching for data). Users navigate from one page in a location group to the next by clicking the links in the side bar.
All the pages in a location group share a common info bar, actions menu, and side bar.
The info bar is the gray strip directly below the screen tabs which usually contains widgets providing high-level information about the data in the screen area. In the example above, the info bar contains a "person" icon and the label "Person: Karen Espinoza". Some location groups do not have info bars, in which case the gray strip is blank.
The actions menu is the menu accessible by clicking the "Actions" control.
The side bar appears on the left of the screen and contains a set of links to the pages in the location group.
Pages and location groups are both locations. This gives widgets the ability to navigate to the location group (in which case the screen for the first page listed in the location group is displayed) or to any page within the location group. For example, you might have one widget that needs to navigate to the ABContactLG location group, and a second widget that should specifically navigate to the Addresses page in the ABContactLG location group.