By Chris Poteet on June 15, 2011
I’ve had an interesting requirement show up in the last few projects. All of them were public-facing, and they wanted to have a navigational aid above the quick launch to show the top-level site title. In other words, if the site is contained within a top-level site called “What We Know,” then above the quick […]
Posted in SharePoint, User Interface | Tagged asp.net, jquery, navigation |
By Chris Poteet on June 2, 2011
First of all, I want to mention a new project that I’m very excited about. For a while now I’ve wanted to create a separate blog, and the focus of that blog would be solely around the experience oddities that baffle us all in SharePoint. Here is a description from the “about” page: SharePoint is […]
Posted in News, SharePoint, User Experience, Writing | Tagged articles, blog, published |
By Chris Poteet on May 23, 2011
Of all the posts I’ve done on this blog relating to SharePoint, my article denouncing folders is by far the most popular. I later wrote about improvements to folders in 2010, and this video is a culmination of those two posts. I was asked in the comments on the former post about a visual representation […]
Posted in Content Management, Findability, Information Architecture, SharePoint | Tagged content types, folders, metadata, navigation, views |