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Many organizations search for SharePoint intranet examples because their current SharePoint homepage feels outdated, cluttered, difficult to navigate, or disconnected across multiple SharePoint sites. The good news is that modern SharePoint Online can look dramatically better than most organizations realize. In this article, we’ll walk through 4 real SharePoint page redesign examples showing how organizations can modernize SharePoint
Need a secure, shared space for your team's files and tasks? Follow this straightforward, step-by-step tutorial to create a SharePoint site from scratch. Solve common collaboration headaches by learning how to choose the right template, configure permissions, and customize navigation—no prior experience required. Read this post for the clear, actionable steps to build your first SharePoint site and organize team work effectively.
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Given the vast range and scale of SharePoint, one of the misunderstood places in Office 365 eco-system happens to be, ironically, the SharePoint Start Page.
Create A New Sharepoint Site
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I am often asked about the naming convention for SharePoint sites. Does it matter what you name your sites, and should the organization have a naming convention in the first place? So, what I thought I would do today is list the best practices I accumulated over the years relating to the SharePoint Sites naming convention. And then, I will advise you on the specific reasons why you would need to create a proper naming convention for your SharePoint sites in the first place.
Security is probably on every Site Owner’s mind – and this totally makes sense. As a Site or Content Owner, I want to make sure my site is not just visually appealing and has the right content, but is also secure in terms of inadvertent deletions and data loss. In this post, I compiled a list of 15 settings/features that will help make your SharePoint site more secure and will help you sleep better at night.
I am going to throw at you another piece of terminology today. In the past, I explained to you the Hub Sites and SharePoint Start Page. I would like you to learn about SharePoint Home Site. If you are creating a corporate Intranet, you definitely will need to know about this.
With all the new terminology and new features Microsoft releasing in SharePoint Online, it is quite easy to get lost and confused. Don’t worry, that’s why I am here to help you with your SharePoint journey. Today, I want to explain a difference between a few pieces of terminology that users find most confusing: Home Site, SharePoint Start Page, Hub Site, and the Root Site. They all mean totally different things, so let me break it down for you.
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Explaining how security works is a bit of a challenge, because the way you would typically set up security on a SharePoint site depends on the type of site you have. It works a certain way on a Team Site (connected to a Microsoft 365 Group, formerly Office 365 Group) vs. Communication Site.
In this week’s edition of “What the @#$% is this new thing in SharePoint?” I want to introduce you to the SharePoint App Bar. If you or your users noticed a sidebar now present on all SharePoint sites, please meet the new and long-awaited addition to the SharePoint ecosystem. In this post, I would like to explain to you what it is, why we have it, and, if you are a SharePoint Admin, how to configure it for your organization.