The Gen-Y user community has forced all enterprises to re-think on their application interfaces. Now the designs in-general are slick and intuitive. However, what is not always clearly understood is that it is not just a jazzy screen that goes into making the User Experience (UX) a good one but that there is a whole lot more.
Consider SAP’s strategic decision to slowly forego its long standing and trustworthy SAP GUI and bringing in Fiori as a means to providing better UX. With this magnanimous change, SAP is not just replacing a few fonts and adding color to make the screens look more appealing but rather addressing much more important facets. Few that I would like to mention are:
The above gives you a gist of many things being done to improve an overall UX - perhaps reasons why Fiori has been a wave and embraced by customers. From our perspective, two biggest reasons for customers moving onto Fiori are - deployment being economical and getting onto mobility bandwagon.
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