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- 1. 1 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 2. Panel: Tailoring Your Applications User Experiences in the Cloud Panel Chair: Killian Evers, Senior Director, Tim Dubois, Architect, Ultan O’Broin, Director, Applications User Experience, and Floyd Teter, Executive Vice President, Product Development, EiSTechnologies
- 3. Safe Harbor The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle’s products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle. 3 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 4. Agenda Oracle’s Applications User Experience Strategy for Tailoring Cloud Applications For The Business Analyst For The Developer EiS Technologies Success Story 4 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 5. Your System. Not The System. Make changes in the cloud or on-premise 5 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 6. If you want to change. . . In the Public cloud or private cloud if you want to change… 6 Tweak what you have out-of-the box using Composers. 6 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal Build a custom app, a custom integration using UX Design Patterns & JDeveloper, PaaS.
- 7. Agenda Oracle’s Applications User Experience Strategy for Tailoring Cloud Applications For The Business Analyst For The Developer EiS Technologies Success Story 7 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 8. Oracle’s Family of Composers Desktop UI • Create/Modify Business Objects, Pages, Security… Page • Add new fields to UI CRM • Change Labels ApplicationLeveragesComposer Everywhere Composer and Sandboxing MDS • Integrated with all composers Technology, Browser • Graphical Editor to Manage Business Processes • Web Based Process Orchestration • Available with CRM App Comp • Personalize / Customize page layouts • Add, remove, hide/ show components • Change for a user, group or everyone • Implicit/ Explicit Personalization Based, No Business Coding, Upgrade Process Friendly Reports Composer Composer • Create/Modify Analyses or Dashboards • Add anything you can access via a browser • Available with OBIEE
- 9. The Top 10 Things You Can Do Right Now Desktop UI 1. 2. Change your Logo. 3. Change a page for a group of people. 4. Create new fields for an existing business object. 5. Change field label everywhere 6. Discover flex fields that exist on a page. 7. Create an entirely new business object with new fields and pages. 8. Modify your Navigator links. 9. Edit existing or create new Reports and Dashboards 10. 9 Change a page to suit your personal needs. Migrate all Customizations. Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 10. The new simplified UI Available first in Oracle HCM cloud and Oracle Sales Cloud • • • • • 10 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal Tablet-first design Streamlined Icon-driven Light-touch Quick access
- 11. Composer Suite – Rel 7 Simplified UI Functional Extensions: CRM Application Composer Business Process/Logic: Process Composer • SAAS Enabled UI Customization: Page Composer• Design Patterns • Web-based • Admin User customization • Web Based • Deployment ready Streamlined UI • Zero Downtime • processes Admin Customization • Pallete/Grid based Edit Components/Layout • Edit Field Properties 11 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 12. The Top 10 Things You Can Do Right Now Simplified UI 1. DEMO Change the Logo and Application Name or Watermark. 2. DEMO Change the Theme. 3. DEMO Change icon styles. 4. DEMO Create or modify Announcements. 5. DEMO Change field labels once vs. everywhere. 6. DEMO Reorder select elements. 7. 8. Make a field required. 9. Make a field read-only. 10. 12 Create a custom field and add it to a page. Hide a field. Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 13. Agenda Oracle’s Applications User Experience Strategy for Tailoring Cloud Applications For The Business Analyst For The Developer EiS Technologies Success Story 13 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 14. UX Comes To Life, Without Thinking! 14 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 15. UX Design Patterns 101: Everyday Tasks, Easy Shopping Cart Registration pattern Global area pattern Breadcrumbs navigation Autocomplete pattern Point location pattern Ratings Contextual action Item Comparisons pattern 15 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 16. UX Design Patterns 101: Mobile Tasks Heat map analytics Pull and release to create Pull and release to refresh 16 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 17. UX Design Patterns: Applications Consistency • Reusable common solutions • Scientifically proven • Oracle Application Development Framework • Developer productivity • User satisfaction • Business benefits 17 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 18. UX Design Patterns: Oracle Process Best of Oracle applications Proven scientific usability Informed by consumer expectations 18 Design pattern website on OTN. Deep understanding of Oracle toolkit Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal Productivity for applications developers Result: Consistent, high-quality user experience built by ADF enterprise community using OTN.
- 19. UX Design Patterns: Oracle Cloud Applications Out of the Box Usability Productivity for Developers 19 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 20. For Developers: Patterns Mean Productivity Oracle UX and ADF: Baked-in Usability Toolkit Contextual area Global area Tasks pane Applications panel Applications UI Shell Create in form Quick search Create in table Applications table 20 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 21. Concept: Simplified UI Sales Cloud Integration Productivity for Partner Integrations Add to Table Pattern Change View Pattern Panel Drawer Pattern Table Pattern Landing Page Type Pattern 21 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 22. UX Design Patterns Website on OTN www.oracle.com/usableapps > For Developers 22 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 23. Agenda Oracle’s Applications User Experience Strategy for Tailoring Cloud Applications For The Business Analyst For The Developer EiS Technologies Success Story 23 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 24. Need Floyd’s slides here 24 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 25. Learn More About Oracle Apps UX Online • • • • 25 Oracle.com/UsableApps Blogs.oracle.com/VoX Blogs.oracle.com/UsableApps @usableapps Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
- 26. 26 Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Confidential – Oracle Internal
Editor's Notes
- If you want to….1. Take what you are given out of the box and tweak it, whether it’s public cloud or private cloud, use the suite of Fusion Middleware composers.To you want to quickly go in and do some easy tweaks and we have tools for that for the BA.2.Build a custom app, build a custom integration, then use our UX Design Patterns and Jdeveloper, PaaS.
- Now let’s discuss the top 10 things you can do now with the Desktop UI using Fusion Applications composers. Please note that this is not a definitive list of all of the things you can do. Indeed, there are so many that we are only targeting a subset of functionality within a few composers, namely Page Composer, Process Composer, PRJ Custom Objects, and a bit of CRM App Composer. Supporting these Composers are Sandboxes, Manage Customizations, Customization Set Migration, etc.
- Suite of composers to empower the business administrator. Application Composer (Available in CRM) - Provides the functional extension capabilities to the admin. Its use case driven where a customer can focus on providing a solution for their customer. It’s the hub for the additional composers in the suite in that it generates all the objects you may use another composer to augment. CRM App Composer lets you create/modify business objects, security, relationships, etc. Add new fields, change labels everywhere… Process Composer – Grid, Pallete BPMN editor for configuring approvals. Drag and drop environment for customer to configure approvals for custom and standard objects. A web based graphical editor to manage your business processes. Page Composer – Component and layout editing tool. It allows for hiding, showing, making required or Read Only, and moving components on pages for single user or groups of users.
- Now let’s discuss the top 10 things you can do now with the Simplified UI using Fusion Applications composers. Please note that this is not a definitive list of all of the things you can do. Indeed, there are so many that we are only targeting a subset of functionality within a few composers, namely Page Composer, and a bit of CRM App Composer. Supporting these Composers are Sandboxes, Manage Customizations, Customization Set Migration, etc.Demo:Change the Logo, App Name, Watermark: Go to Settings UI and show how to change these.Change Theme: Settings UIChange icon styles: Settings UIModify the Announcement: Settings UIChange the field labels once: Create a Sandbox, Customize Page, then change the Page LabelReorder fields in HCM Team Compensation.
- What I want to cover today is our story about user experience design patterns: the building blocks of Oracle Fusion Applications User Experience. We used these blueprints to effortlessly bring life to the new standard of enterprise applications.You’ll learn how Apps-UX research and design expertise creates these blueprints for building that modern and compelling user experience for applications, what these patterns mean for Oracle, for apps users, and for customer and partner development teams designing and tailoring Fusion and other Oracle apps too. I’ll also tell you where our UX design pattern roadmap is taking all of us.I will explain what UX design patterns are and how you can get your hands on these great resources and how you can use them in your development toolkits. We are now sharing our UX design patterns and other guidance with you so you don’t have to think too hard when designing great-looking usable Fusion apps and the users of those apps won’t have to think at all when using them! This is about developer productivity with Oracle ADF and the Oracle toolkit in the cloud!
- I could tell you a story about Christopher Alexander’s famous book (A Pattern Language: Towns, Buildings, Construction, 1977) about design patterns originating in the world of architecture and how the approach became accepted by software developers, but let’s just say you may be sitting on the implementation of such a design pattern (your chair)! The idea of design patterns is not new. You will already be familiar with design patterns for software architecture and how they provide software developers with Java, OOP, integrations, and other technical architecture or framework solutions. Now, we are talking about User Experience design patterns, developers might even refer to them as functional UI design patterns. We’ll call them UX design patterns.On the internet,you come across UX design patterns every day; helping you make sense of your virtual world in easily understandable, memorable ways: The amazon.com shopping cart that permitsyou to add items before creating an account and or browse comparisons, the Google autocomplete or point location maps patterns, …. or these examples from iTunes when searching for an buying music online ….
- In the world of mobile apps, we use design patterns too. Hipmunk’s heatmap analytics for selecting hotels in an area of Amsterdam that appeals to us, or the pull down and release to refresh data gesture on the Twitter app, or the pull and release to create on the Clear app for example. All design patterns.The point of all these cool interactions is that none of them happened by accident. Somebody researched and designed how to make apps easy to use in different ways, and then documented the solution to the problem as a design pattern and made it available to others to implement and users to enjoy. Well, we (Applications UX are that somebody for you).We use UX design patterns all the time without evening thinking about that. And that is the whole idea! We’ve done the thinking so that developers don’t have to. Developer’s love the usability book Don’t Make Me Think by Steve Krug. We don’t want users to stop and think before doing something with our apps, but just how much thinking do you think Steve Krug did when writing this book?!
- Here’s the process we use for developing UX design patterns for apps. The patterns leverage the best UX practices (and people!) from our applications portfolio, our insight into the Oracle Fusion Middleware and the rest of our tool kit, reflect the best in consumer usability from Amazon, Google, Apple and so more. They’re scientifically tested in our labs, in offices and on the streets by real users doing real tasks. The result: high impact applications user experience patterns with proven usability, built in, so you don’t have to do any of the proving!Over 200 Fusion Application design patterns have been developed for desktop, mobile, BI and other applications and delivered as a library (or website) for developers. And the best part is now that website is available to customer and partner developers too! Free! So, if you are going to design or tailor a Fusion application, these patterns increase existing developer’s productivity with our toolkit, save you project time and money, decrease user training and support needs, and secure the usability of your implementation for users by scoring high on the satisfaction and productivity scales! Patterns enhance our OOTB (Out of the Box)usability, and take it to the next level, reflecting each customer’s requirements.Anecdote: What did Oracle acquire? Click model, navigation design, choice list, search, and other proven interactions and designs. And some great usability people too!
- Design patterns are used out of the box by Oracle to design a new standard in enterprise applications user experience: Oracle Fusion Applications. We (Oracle)use design patterns to build the underlying applications information architecture, all core tasks and interactions across the suite, but also specific task and object activities on the page For example, look at how different levels of information are disclosed to an HR manager reviewing the performance of an employees, first as a hover text on the icon, and then as a dialog box. Our research and testing of real users doing real work told us that HR managers didn’t want to overwhelmed by information and needed to disclose different levels of detail as needed, reflecting how they worked. The result was a scientifically proven detail on demand user experience pattern that enabled us to provide such insight provided on the same page, enabling the manger to easily take action based on the information. Developers apply the pattern to the use case that suits.And for accounting managers, our research showed that sometimes they do need to be reminded of just what that key accounting flexfield means. So the icon on that account enables them to see such detail with just a click. No more post-its! We’ll explore such detail on demand patterns more and how developers can uptake them in different ways, shortly.
- For developers, patterns mean real productivity when building applications. Firstly, the UX pattern can be applied to a wireframed design or drawing, shortcutting the effort needed to come up with a pre-tested usability solution that everyone can agree on before coding even starts. Then, as they implement the design, developers can take advantage of the functionality of the ADF components that the patterns are based on, but quick wins like layout, consistency, and positioning of widgets too. For example, the applications UI Shell template provides for consistent sense of place and streamlined navigation with its global area, tasks panes and contextual areas; the applications panel component carries work areas for users transactional tasks and enables consistent placing of buttons and headers and footers, and the table component gives users a desktop style, Microsoft Excel-like way to enter, view and manipulate data, and so on. Oracle’s done the research and testing work on UX design patterns so customers and partners and the development community doesn’t have to! With this investment now in your hands you’re on the road to productively developing a modern and compelling UI for your apps. If you’re an ADF developer, well now you can easily give users so much more than functionality, but a proven high standard in user experience too.
- An example of an integration done using patterns as it comes to life in ADF. Using the ADF shell means productivity for developers with readability, consistency, positions of headers, footers, buttons, and the rest already coming for free. Baked-in. This is Fusion CRM Simplified UI integrating with a Quote configuration app in the cloud. Partners take note!
- Key Takeaway: If you want to find out more about the Oracle user experience, or learn how you can get involved, check our website and blogs.