Prepare the Organization for SharePoint Site Self-Service
You’ve decided to allow self-service in your organization. Here are the things you need to consider before you move ahead.
10 Tips for Creating a Good User Experience with FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions can be a great solution if you find yourself answering the same questions over email and phone repeatedly. This much needed information would be accessible through self-service…
Using Collapsible Sections with User Experience in Mind
For years clients have been asking me about collapsible sections (also known as accordions) in SharePoint Online as this was previously possible with some code in the classic experience. Microsoft…
Navigating Ignite Updates
This week on Emily’s Cliffs Notes we review 3 shortcuts to finding the updates from Ignite through caption search, download transcript, and the Book of News. Resources in this video:…
Creating Custom Metadata in Learning Pathways
This week on Emily’s Cliffs Notes we review how to create custom metadata in Learning Pathways for category, technology, level, and audience. Resources in this video: –JSON Overview and Instructions…
Personalization with Audience Targeting
This week on Emily’s Cliffs Notes we will be exploring how to create better user experiences on your intranet through personalization using audience targeting on the quick links web part…
A link is a promise
Explore how links can make or break trust on your sites in this cliffs note video focused on writing microcopy for a good user experience.
Using Flicon to support visual hierarchy on a homepage
First in a new series of short videos, #EmilysCliffNotes, I explore using Chris Kent’s Flicon solution to support shifting the visual hierarchy on a SharePoint Online homepage. Even better- you…
Free Image Sources
While Microsoft has done an excellent job of finding stock images that work beautifully within the image size guidelines for SharePoint Online (https://symp.info/ImageSizes), sometimes you need something a bit different.…
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