Blogs tagged responsive

Introduction Outside in the crazy tech world, tech behemoths release new gadgets every day with varying specifications, variants, and increased innovation. Oh, wait! I overlooked “With Different Screen Sizes,” which is exactly what this... Read More »

Version 1.30 is out! Version 1.30 of the SAP Fiori Design Guidelines is now available! These guidelines are a practical manual for all UX designers interested in creating SAP Fiori apps. They are also a great starting point for those looking to... Read More »

This is a followup for the Blog written by Ingo Hilgefort on Making your dashboard Responsive – in a simple way I will share some experience of using it. I was able to create the below layout in 15 minutes. Have created Header, Eight Panels... Read More »

A very common question from customers working on dashboard project is the question on how they can use SAP BusinessObjects Design Studio on the one side but ensure that the resulting dashboard automatically adjusts to all the different devices that... Read More »

Hello all… This is my second blog of the year and I wanted to share some steps to show you how to import a Build application into the SAP Web IDE. This blog assumes you have : 1) an account to the Build/Splash tool 2) you have already... Read More »

Currently there are 2 C4C iPad apps available in the App store. The so called Native app which is based on HTML5 and the Responsive one, based on Fiori. The first app is available since the 1402 release and the Responsive app became available in... Read More »

Some people might have recognized as part of our roadmap of Visual BI Extensions that we are working on some very interesting components for SAP BusinessObjects Design Studio and today I thought I will keep the text short and share some important... Read More »

This post shows the Responsive Design feature of UI5 SplitApp (sap.m.SplitApp) respectively SplitContainer. It is both valid for OpenUI5 and SAPUI5. I will demonstrate this awesome feature with the UI5 Boilerplate (…what else? of course 😉... Read More »

After we’ve mocked the backend with just a few lines of code, our next step is the frontend. Responsive web design? You might wonder WHAT on earth is responsive web design and WHY you should care? @johnpolacek compiled a very nice... Read More »

Now it’s time to bring all the pieces together and get the frontend running. What do we need to make our life easier? Right, a JavaScript MVC framework… and again, you’ve plenty of choices, e.g. Gordon Hempton compares several... Read More »