10 Web Parts Ideas for SharePoint Intranet
As a SharePoint consultant, I configure many Intranet portals for my clients. Every customer is different and has unique requirements for what they would like to see on their corporate…
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As a SharePoint consultant, I configure many Intranet portals for my clients. Every customer is different and has unique requirements for what they would like to see on their corporate…
Read MoreSince SharePoint sites in modern SharePoint are pretty visual, one of the common requirements on employee-facing sites and Intranet Homesites is to add graphics and images. There are a few…
Read MoreA frequent request for company intranets is to display and share information about the Team Members. This could be a Welcome New Team Members Page on a Human Resources site,…
Read MoreAs your users create teams, sites, lists, and libraries in your Microsoft 365 environment, the content becomes somewhat decentralized. There is nothing wrong with this model; it is just a…
Read MoreOne of the frequent requirements on Intranet sites is to display some sort of charts/graphs. In addition to spicing up the look and feel of a page, the charts provide…
Read MoreAs I documented in one of my previous posts, you only have two choices (site types) when creating a site: a Communication site template and a Team site template. Once…
Read MoreVisuals, like photos, images, and videos, can help spice up your SharePoint sites. As the saying goes, “A picture is worth a thousand words.” I would also put videos in…
Read MoreI love People Web Part! It allows for a quick way to list your team members on a site, and in case you are a small firm use it as…
Read MoreThere are different tricks in a book to personalize the SharePoint experience for users. We can now target news posts to specific users, display recent documents the user worked on,…
Read MoreA frequent request on many SharePoint sites is to add an RSS feed from another news source like a blog or news media outlet. I blogged previously on how to…
Read MoreWhen my clients ask me to define SharePoint, I always describe it as a one-stop-shop for any content within an organization. True to its name, it does that in a…
Read MoreWhen I build department or project sites for my clients, I like to display recently modified documents on a SharePoint site homepage. This is a neat trick because it is…
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