19-20 November, 2008 | Copenhagen

Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 - the New RoleTailored User Experience: Developing Pages

NAV03

Claus LundstrømProgram Manager IIMicrosoft Corporation

Michael RosenørnSenior Product Manager and EvangelistMicrosoft Corporation

Page Types

● RoleCenter (ex. Order Processor Role Center, Page 9006)

● List (ex. Customer List, Page 22)● Card (ex. Customer Card 21)● CardPart (ex. Customer Details FactBox, Page 9084)● ListPart (ex. My Customers, Page 9150)● Document (ex. Sales Order, Page 42)● Worksheet Page (ex. Job Journal, Page 201)● ConfirmationDialog (ex. Confirm Financial Void, Page

695)● NavigatePage (ex. Navigate, Page 344)● ListPlus (ex. Standard Sales Code Card)

Making a new Role Center

● Election campaign manager● What is needed . . .

Recon

"DEMO"

What did we learn . . .

● We need:● A Role Center page● A ListPart page● A couple of Cues● A List page● A Task page● A CardPart page

Role Center Sketch

Outlook

Promised- not del.

No promis

e

Add Spons

orMy

Sponsors

My Vendors

Notifications

Events

Departments

Sponsors

Task page – Sponsor Card

DEMO

List Page – Sponsor List

DEMO

ListPart – My Sponsors- a walkthrough

DEMO

CardPart - Cues and Activities

DEMO

Role Center

DEMO

Modifying the Navigation Pane

DEMO

CardPart – Event details

DEMO

Modify the Event List

DEMO

Outlook

Promised- not del.

No promi

se

Add Spons

orMy

Sponsors

My Vendors

Notifications

Events

Departments

Sponsors

Role Center SketchRole Center – “Live”Role Center – “Finished”

Summary

● Think about what Role Centers are relevant for you

● Design is done in C/SIDE● Page type is key to getting the right

design

● Always consider to make Forms and then transform to Pages

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