Fiori Fundamentals & UX Strategy

Which database do classic analytical apps require, and how do they access business data?

What makes the Fiori user experience feel consistent regardless of role or device? Name the five design principles behind it.

When was SAP Fiori first launched, and what did the initial release consist of?

In the classic Fiori portfolio, what do fact sheet apps provide, and how does a user navigate from one?

Which three perspectives must come together to achieve true design innovation?

What is SAP Fiori, and which three characteristics define its user experience?

Why do fact sheet apps require both an SAP HANA database and an ABAP stack?

You need to justify a UX investment to management — why does better UX pay off in hard business terms?

Which components make up the front-end UI layer for transactional apps?

What are analytical Fiori apps used for?

What is the difference in database requirements between transactional apps and the other two classic Fiori app types?

From which entry points can a fact sheet app be launched?

A customer asks why SAP doesn't simply rewrite every old transaction as a Fiori app. What are the four areas of SAP's UX strategy that address this?

What does the 1-1-3 philosophy behind the 'simple' design principle stand for?

What do transactional Fiori apps let users do, and how does the client communicate with the back end?

In the classic analytical-app architecture, which components run on SAP HANA XS?

Fact sheet apps no longer exist as an app type in SAP S/4HANA. What replaced them, and how does the modern pattern differ?

What is SAP Fiori 2.0, and which product lines was it made available for?

In the classic SAP Fiori portfolio (Business Suite era), which three app types make up the portfolio?