User Experience

What if Apple Designed SharePoint?

By Chris Poteet on February 3, 2012

Before I get started on this post, I need to be honest with two important points. First, I realize that Apple would most likely never desire to create a product like SharePoint. Apple is primarily a consumer electronics company and not as concerned with the corporate world. Secondly, I’m thoroughly an Apple user, and I do […]

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Advanced Metadata Techniques in Page Layouts

By Chris Poteet on September 27, 2011

When SharePoint unveiled their web content management functionality in 2007, they included the practice on inline editing directly into the content management experience. While they were by no means the first to do so, I feel strongly that they did a very good job considering it was their first iteration of the technology. User interface […]

Posted in SharePoint, User Experience, User Interface | Tagged 2007, 2010, metadata, page layout, publishing, SharePoint Designer | Leave a response

Usability Testing: Why Aren’t We Doing It?

By Chris Poteet on August 18, 2011

I was recently selected to speak at the SPSEMEA SharePoint Saturday. For the talk I wanted to talk about the often forgotten art of usability testing on SharePoint projects. All of the content is generic and applicable enough that you don’t have to be implementing SharePoint to get something from this presentation. The content is […]

Posted in Project Management, SharePoint, Usability, User Experience | Tagged slides, spsemea, testing, tools, video | Leave a response

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What if Apple Designed SharePoint?

Advanced Metadata Techniques in Page Layouts

Usability Testing: Why Aren’t We Doing It?

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