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What's New in SAP Fiori for Web

Check out the pages below to see what’s changed in the SAP Fiori for Web guidelines. This includes all updates since long-term support version 1.120.

For more information about the how the content is versioned, see SAP Fiori for Web – Guideline Versions.

Version
What's New
Version 1.148 Latest

What's New in Guideline Version 1.148 (most recent update)

Previous updates included in the "Latest" version:

What's New in Guideline Version 1.145
What's New in Guideline Version 1.142
What's New in Guideline Version 1.139

Long-Term Support Version 1.136

Previous updates included in long-term version 1.136:

What's New in Guideline Version 1.136
What's New in Guideline Version 1.130
What's New in Guideline Version 1.128
What's New in Guideline Version 1.126
What's New in Guideline Version 1.124
What's New in Guideline Version 1.122

What’s New in the SAP Design System Portal?

New location for the version switcher

You'll now find the version switcher in the left navigation panel, above the main menu.

New location for the top menu navigation

You can now use the Sections menu on the top right of the page to explore and navigate to other sections of the SAP Design System portal, such as SAP Fiori for iOS and SAP Fiori for Android. [internal_only] This is where you'll also find the new content for AI (compositional design system, engagement layer) and product-specific design guidelines.[/internal_only]

New global search on the SAP Design System home page

You can now search across all sections of the SAP Design System portal from the search field at the top of the home page.

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Automatic logon for internal users

If you're an internal SAP user working in an SAP environment, you'll now be logged on automatically whenever you open the SAP Design System portal. This ensures that you'll always see the full internal-facing content.

information

Currently, the automatic logon doesn't work when following a link to an internal page. We are working on this.

For now, please open the SAP Design System portal before following internal portal links.

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FAQs

How can I tell if I’m viewing the internal or external version of the guidelines?

Check the appearance of the avatar on the top right of the screen.

If you are logged on as an employee or approved vendor, you'll see your initials.

If you are not logged on, you'll see the placeholder avatar :icon-employee .

Where did the former SAP Fiori Design Guidelines go?

The SAP Fiori Design Guidelines are now the all-encompassing SAP Design System Guidelines. All the content you use and rely upon can be found in the new experience, either via the homepage (direct links right to web, mobile, digital specific guidelines), or the side bar navigation within the system guidelines.

The old URLs (experience.sap.com/internal/fiori-design and experience.sap.com/fiori-design) redirect to the new portal site (sap.com/design-system).

How do I know what version I am using?
The portal will default to the latest release, which you see in the version selector above the left navigation menu. If you’ve navigated to a different version, the version identifier will change.
What are long-term support versions?
All older guidelines have been condensed into 6 long-term support versions. Each long-term version contains all the updates since the previous long-term version. You’ll still be able to find the same guidelines, but you’ll always see the latest consolidated content for the long-term version, rather than several smaller updates.
How do I find the version I need for reference?
You can see how past versions map to the long-term support versions in this chart.
How does the guideline version numbering system work?
The guideline version numbering is based on the version numbers for the SAPUI5 framework. The long-term support versions are aligned with the SAPUI5 long-term maintenance versions.
I work with SAP Web Components. How do I find the right web component guideline version?
For SAP Web Components, we recommend using the “Latest” guideline version.
What's happening to the old SAP Fiori Design Guidelines?

The SAP Fiori Design Guidelines are now the all-encompassing SAP Design System Guidelines. All the content you use and rely upon can be found in the new experience, either via the homepage (direct links right to web, mobile, digital specific guidelines), or the side bar navigation within the system guidelines. You can also toggle between web, mobile, and digital design using the top menu navigation.

The old URL (experience.sap.com/fiori-design) will stay live for a transitional period, before being deprecated and re-directing to the new portal site (sap.com/design-system).

How do I know what version I am using?
The portal will default to the latest release, which you see in the version selector above the left navigation menu. If you’ve navigated to a different version, the version identifier will change.
What are long-term support versions?
All older guidelines have been condensed into 6 long-term support versions. Each long-term version contains all the updates since the previous long-term version. You’ll still be able to find the same guidelines, but you’ll always see the latest consolidated content for the long-term version, rather than several smaller updates.
How do I find the version I need for reference?
You can see how past versions map to the long-term support versions in this chart.
How does the guideline version numbering system work?
The guideline version numbering is based on the version numbers for the SAPUI5 framework. The long-term support versions are aligned with the SAPUI5 long-term maintenance versions.
I work with SAP Web Components. How do I find the right web component guideline version?
For SAP Web Components, we recommend using the “Latest” guideline version.