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<Insert Picture Here> Design Patterns – Definition Laura M. Smith Apps. UX Associate Program Manager

Agenda • What is a Design Pattern? • How it differs from what you have used before • Why are we using Design Patterns? • What about BLAF Specs? • What Design Patterns do not cover

Design Patterns - Definition • Design patterns are common flows or page designs that are used across all product families. • They are built according to common requirements, tested for usability, and delivered through JDeveloper as composite components to expedite the design process. • Use the Fusion. GPS website to select which pattern is most appropriate for your product design.

Agenda • What is a Design Pattern? • How they differ from what you have used before • Why are we using Design Patterns? • What about BLAF Specs? • What Design Patterns are do not cover

Design Pattern – How are they different? Fusion Applications Design Patterns Standards and Guidelines BLAF+ Technical Usage Specs BLAF+/ADF Tech Specs

Design Patterns – Pre Fusion - Process • In BLAF Patterns were represented as common flows • Developers build / hand code using the examples • RESULTS: • Variances in code • Needed UI testing • User across product families/ apps - the same flow could be laid out differently • Disconnected User Experience • Extend the development cycle

Previous BLAF approach

Agenda • What is a Design Pattern? • How it differs from what you have used before • Why are we using Design Patterns? • What about BLAF Specs? • What Design Patterns are do not cover

Design Pattern – Why are we using them? • Saving dev time – pre coded • Shorter development cycle • Pre tested for UI • Constancy for the user – common – only learn once

Fusion Approach

Agenda • What is a Design Pattern? • How it differs from what you have used before • Why are we using Design Patterns? • What about BLAF Specs? • What Design Patterns are do not cover

Design Pattern - BLAF

Design Pattern - Guidance

Agenda • What is a Design Pattern? • How it differs from what you have used before • Why are we using Design Patterns? • What about BLAF Specs? • What Design Patterns are do not cover

Design Pattern – What they are NOT • Design patterns do not address every possible interaction needed by a product, just the common interactions that are seen frequently across all product families.

More information? • Fusion. GPS • fusiongps_patterns_ww@oracle. com • Contact your Apps. UX representative