Programming Microsoft Dynamics NAV - Fifth Edition
by Marije Brummel, David Studebaker, Christopher D. Studebaker
Page Design guidelines
Good design practice dictates that enhancements integrate seamlessly with the existing software, unless there is an overwhelming justification for being different. When we add new pages or change existing pages, the changes should have the same look and feel as the original pages, unless the new functionality requires significant differences. This consistency not only makes the user's life easier, it makes support, maintenance, and training more efficient.
There will be instances where we will need to create a significantly different page layout in order to address a special requirement. Maybe we will need to use industry-specific symbols, or we will need to create a screen layout for a special display device. Perhaps, ...
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