Simplifying SAP UX Design; Its Easier Than You Think!

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Designers often have specific goals in mind about which user actions are necessary in order to make the execution and experience as effortless and intuitive as possible. While the UX in SAP functionally provides feedback mechanisms to inform users of which actions to take, such as error indicators and messages, it is often not as intuitive as necessary. These advantages allow for continuous improvement within the core product and makes developing custom features a relatively quick and iterative process. The trifecta of web technologies, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript combined with SAP Netweaver Gateway are what make something as powerful as OMS+ possible. These types of familiar experiences learned from using smartphones and web applications make them more intuitive; but they also have the added benefit of being more uniquely memorable and easier to train.

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