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I would disagree that the UX is horrible. It definitively is neither pretty, discoverable nor intuitive, but in the hands of experienced power users (who have
by cgeier 4y ago
I would disagree that the UX is horrible.
It definitively is neither pretty, discoverable nor intuitive, but in the hands of experienced power users (who have spent a lot of time learning the UI), it works really well. I have seen people (who have used the system probably for > 10 years) dig the most arcane information out in seconds, navigating through about ten different views without ever touching a mouse.
It's a UI from another era, but if you take the time to learn it properly, it can be very efficient.
- mrmaloke 4y agoI would disagree with your disagreement and instead argue that the UX is indeed horrible. SAP is very inconsistent across different views. It's not about learning a different concept, but memorizing each little detail. On some forms you need to press <enter> to get to the next one. Sometimes it's clicking a button. Another time it's <F3>. You can become a pro in SAP UIs, of course. But it's tedious and your knowledge applies nowhere else.