SAP Fiori

SAP Fiori / 2013– / Style / Platform Screen Languages

SAP's role-based design language reduces enterprise processes to the information and actions each person needs, then carries them consistently across devices.

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At a glance

Visual cues

  • Role-based launchpad tiles
  • Shell bar and object pages
  • Compact tables and semantic status
  • Calm blue on pale work surfaces

Best used for

  • Enterprise workflows that differ by user role
  • Connecting overview, object detail and task completion

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Dictionary entry

Type
Use concise business labels and expose status with words as well as color.
Composition
Move from overview to object page to focused task, preserving context throughout.
Material
Use pale layers, restrained blue and semantic colors for status only.
Caution
Putting every enterprise function on one screen defeats the role-based premise. Remove what the current task does not need.
Further study
Fiori design principles / Launchpad and object page / Role-based adaptive design

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