The design system for SAP Fiori was created to accelerate the design-to-development process. It is a coherent framework of different design languages that have each been designed from the ground up to create a native user experience. With SAP Fiori, SAP Fiori for iOS, and SAP Fiori for Android, each design language gives you the greatest flexibility to design beautiful enterprise applications for any screen size.
See how SAP Fiori provides a consistent and holistic user experience for SAP software.
Designed for you, your needs, and how you work.
Makes an emotional connection.
Provides one fluid, intuitive experience.
Includes only what is necessary.
Adapts to multiple use cases and scenarios.
Create apps that work and feel seamless.
One shared set of values and expectations in design maintains a coherent user experience.
An integrated suite of intelligent solutions offers a coherent experience for all users across all processes.
Intelligent technologies make interaction with the design more intelligent, modular, and flexible.
SAP Fiori is more than a set of components and floorplans. It is also our way of moving our organisation further into a design-driven organisation.
We believe in design-led development. This process takes advantage of proven design thinking methods to achieve an optimal user experience. It spans the entire development lifecycle, is simple and easy to follow, and provides a solid basis for scaling design as a whole.
It is our job to design great, well-functioning work environments that enable you to make the best out of your business. Designing with SAP Fiori gives you the chance to immerse yourself fully into the design system and experience its openness, its interest in the user, and its high level of professionalism.
What started as a collection of apps with a new design has grown into an entire design system, that will soon support all SAP products.
Ensure perfect design on any platform.
SAP Fiori is offered for three different platforms: Web-based apps as well as native mobile apps on iOS and Android. Each of them has their own design language, yet, they all share the same set of values and principles.
