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SAP UI Standards
- Introduction
- SAP User Interface Standards
(currently SAP confidential. To be available to the public at a future date to be determined.)
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SAP User Interface Standards
Introduction | Where Can You Find the SAP UI Standards? | Obsolete UI Standards
By Simone Bender, SAP User Experience, SAP UI Standards – 06/26/2007
On this page, we provide an introduction to SAP's UI Standards.
Introduction
SAP UX Standards is a group within the User Experience organization led by Dan Rosenberg. The group's charter and responsibilities involve ownership of the NetWeaver (NW) User Interface Building Blocks in addition to the User Interface (UI) Standards, which specify the collection of building blocks, their hierarchical structure, and interdependencies. In addition, the UI Standards provides guidance on how to develop and use the building blocks for NW-based applications.
The UI Standards:
- Assure that all applications have a similar look and feel:
- They create a list of best practices followed across solutions/applications
- They allow application UIs to develop their own flavor/variation of the SAP style that is appropriate to a specific user group
- Express a brand in its user experience
- Assure that application tools have a sufficient margin for designer discretion, in order to achieve retail quality user experiences
- Assure that corporate application design targets are met, such as:
- Modeless user experience
- Progressive disclosure, etc.
Where Can You Find the SAP UI Standards?
Currently, the SAP UI Standards are not available publicly. We will present the current SAP UI Standards on the SAP Design Guild Website as soon as they have been released to the public.
- SAP User Interface Standards (currently SAP confidential. To be available to the public at a future date to be determined.)
Obsolete UI Standards
As many SAP customers and partners still use older version of SAP software, there is still a need for providing obsolete SAP UI standards. You will find these outdated UI guidelines and papers in the Resources Archive.
