There is a specific moment in a lot of business software where the experience falls apart. The user needs to enter data for thirty similar items, and the screen only gives them a form built for one. Here is a closer look at the engineering side of fixing that, the actual steps needed to build a grid...
Ask a finance officer, a pharmacist, or a buyer to type fifty line items into a normal web form, one field at a time, and you will watch them open a spreadsheet instead and ask us to just let them upload a file. They are not wrong to ask. A grid style entry screen beats a normal form every time the ...
