Navigation with SAP Fiori Flashcards
1
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UI
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- User Interface
- Describes the interface between the user and the device
- Aims to maximize efficiency during use
2
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UX
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- User Experience
- Takes on the perspective of end-user
- Aims at motivation and emotion, before, during and after use
- Creates motivating and positive experience for the user
3
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3 Basic user types
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- Occasional
- Expert
- Developer
4
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Ocassional User
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- Fast
- Simple
- Clear
- Browser based
5
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Expert
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- Many functions
- Locally installed GUI
- Multi-step transactions
- Multiple systems
6
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Developer
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- No specific UI
- Backend-oriented
- Overall-authorization
- Multiple Systems
7
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5 Pillars of the SAP Fiori User Experience Paradigm
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- Role-based
- Responsive
- Simple
- Coherent
- Instant Value
8
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Pillar of the SAP Fiori user: Role-Based
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- Decomposition into task-based experience
- Users have access to the apps they need to perform their tasks
9
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Pillar of the SAP Fiori user: Responsive
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All sizes, devices, versions, channels
Application interface is responsive
10
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Pillar of the SAP Fiori user: Simple
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- Simple application scope
- 1 user, 1 use case, and up to 3 screens for each applicaton
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Pillar of the SAP Fiori user: Coherent
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- Apps developed with a coherent structure
- All apps speak the same language, and can be implemented in multiple landscapes and environments
12
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Pillar of the SAP Fiori user: Instant Value
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Instant value through a low adoption barrier, both on IT systems and user adoption side
13
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Transaction Apps
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Offer task based access to tasks like change, display, create etc.
14
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Analytical apps
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Provide insight to action. Give visual overview of complex topics.
15
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Factsheets
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Allow you to search and explore your data. Provide 360 view on an object.
