SharePoint can be leveraged as a comprehensive information platform for the enterprise, including public websites (“in front of the firewall”) and intranet and extranet portals (“behind the firewall”). The following presentation focuses on SharePoint user experience in a “behind the firewall” context.
Within your SharePoint environment, an investment in user experience (UX) is critical. From increasing user adoption and improving productivity and team collaboration, to empowering your users and reinforcing your brand, the advantages are substantial.
The presentation explains the process for achieving a proper front-end user experience, common SharePoint project types, the anatomy and deconstruction of a SharePoint page, and examples of UX customization levels. The presentation also gives tips for deployment and maintenance, as well as providing a list of question to ask before beginning a SharePoint UX project.
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SharePoint User Experience Best Practices
by Taylor Rhyne on October 24th, 2012 | ~ minute read
