See SharePoint intranet examples that will cut your research time and help you brainstorm ideas for a new Office 365 intranet.
See five great SharePoint site templates to drive your intranet design in 2022. The templates include the SharePoint start page, project sites and team sites.
Chances are, you landed on this page because the SharePoint website examples you’ve seen so far look clunky, out-of-date, or just plain ugly—and you want your site to look just the opposite.
See four brilliant SharePoint communication site examples and templates to inspire you in 2022!
If you’re with me on the fact that SharePoint search should just work like Google, raise your hand. Almost 60% of respondents using SharePoint online and on-prem today say they need a better search. Here are some tips that can help you make your SharePoint search experience better today.
The most successful HR portals have the tools and resources to cover all three categories of employee needs.
When you organize your HR portal in a way that matches employee needs, essentials first, at the top of the page, available with minimal effort, followed by other needs in order of importance, employees will find your HR portal useful, intuitive.
Let’s get more specific.
The purpose of the intranet homepage is to provide quick access to what employees need most. This includes: apps and tools employees need most frequently, critical communication, stats and performance at a glance, and easy navigation to get to more resources.
What you’ll see here are the things you can do TODAY to make your homepage POP and create an experience your employees will value.
We’ve all been there.
You start using SharePoint, and you finally feel like you’ve got the handle on it. And then, someone at work points out an issue, and you go online, search for it, and find another way to do things you didn’t know existed.
Now you’re wondering, is their way the “right” way? Did I do it “wrong” before all along? Do I have to re-do everything?
What is the right way anyway?
Most companies have never done an intranet project—and the lack of process often gets them in trouble. Without a clear process, stakeholders often come to meetings but fail to reach a consensus. They may look at the design and hate it but may not be able to articulate why it’s not working.
Fortunately, a refined process can make everything easier: the visual design, getting constructive feedback from stakeholders, content authoring, and configuration.
A pre-built SharePoint Intranet that feels like it’s been made just for you.
