Release Notes (2025-09-18)
Continuation of Release Notes — covers the 2025-09-18 release.
UI/UX Standardization Improvements
Standardized save/delete logic, search output, bulk registration, and error messages across screens, strengthening UI/UX consistency and user convenience.
[Improved] Save: unified save validation logic and secured consistent button behavior
[Improved] Search: improved the search box data output format (ellipsis and tooltips)
[Improved] Grid: unified delete button behavior, differentiating handling by screen type
[Improved] Registration: standardized bulk registration item names, button names, and failure reason text
[Improved] Errors: standardized the error message format across screens
1. UI/UX Standardization: Save Validation Logic
In this release, the behavior of the save button within grids was unified, consolidating logic that previously behaved differently across screens. This reduces confusion during save operations and strengthens UI consistency and user experience.
Key Details
Standardized the save button behavior logic within grids
Secured consistency in UI and behavior across screens
2. UI/UX Standardization: Improved Search Box Data Output Format
In this release, the data output format of the search box was improved to increase screen readability and user convenience. Ellipsis handling and a tooltip feature were added to handle cases where text is too long and overflows the screen.
Key Details
Applies ellipsis (...) formatting when search box data is long
Displays the full content as a tooltip message when hovering over an item
Target APIs
[Modified] Compensation type lookup popup - added major category lookup View API
[Modified] Integrated Consultation Management > compensation type lookup - added major category lookup View API
3. UI/UX Standardization: Unified Delete Button in Grids
In this release, the behavior of the delete button within grids was unified, clearly distinguishing the deletion handling logic between registration screens and general screens, and improving the user experience. This reduces confusion during delete operations and provides a consistent UI/UX.
Key Details
Registration screens (state before DB save)
Clicking [Delete]: deletes immediately
Clicking [Undo Changes]: deleted data cannot be restored
Example: product registration screen
Other screens (state after DB save)
Clicking [Delete]: marks as pending deletion without a separate confirmation (trash icon shown)
Clicking [Undo Changes]: withdraws the pending-deletion state
Clicking [Save]: performs final deletion after confirmation