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- TextView versus InputField-ReadOnly
- For text fields that will always be read-only, developers should use TextView (not InputField-ReadOnly).
- For text fields that will sometimes be editable but under other conditions read-only (e.g. HSA Details screen), developers would prefer to use InputField-ReadOnly.
- For screens that have a mix of field types, group things accordingly. Keep TextView together or InputFields together for better visual user experience. Try not to alternate or mix types.
- For confirmation screens and button order, follow the SAP standard of ordering the buttons in order of "Yes/No".
- For pop-ups that contain variable length texts .....<Mark/Carolyn looking at this>
- For Search Helps, see rule Accessibility rule #14 above.
- Layout choices: Matrix, Flow, Grid, or Row....
- UI Element formatting - details on formatting click here
- When launched, WDA applications should launch in a new, chrome-less window. Browsers' Back button has been disabled SAP.
- Need to verify with SAP any plans to enable Back button
- Need to re-visit when apps are incorporated into SAP Portal.
- Replace the "Home" link at the top of each WDA application page. Use the more accurate text "Close" rather than "Home".
Miscellaneous topics
Development packages
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- Additional WDA performance tips can be found in SAP Help pages, currently at http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp1/helpdata/en/5e/b29046859d48d68af26c16c75d4a89/content.htm
Navigation links
- Replace the "Home" link at the top of each WDA application page. Use the more accurate "Close" rather than "Home".