SharePoint supports two basic User Interfaces (UI) designs; The “Classic” experience, and the “Modern” experience. The “Classic” experience is a highly customizable user interface that integrates SharePoint lists and libraries.
Read MoreAs many organizations that use SharePoint consider the “Modern” experience, it’s likely that you’ll need to put together a list of “pros and cons” to justify your decision to make the move from “Classic” to “Modern”. This blog will be helpful for organizations that are considering Sharepoint “Modern” experience vs. “Classic” experience.
Read MoreMicrosft SharePoint supports two basic User Interfaces (UI) designs; The “Classic” experience, and the “Modern” experience. The “Classic” experience is a highly customizable user interface that integrates SharePoint lists and libraries. The “Modern” experience is mobile ready, (currently) limits the visual customization that can be done, makes the creators’ experience more intuitive, and makes the user’s experience more collaborative. Many clients have asked us if they should use SharePoint “Modern” instead of “Classic”?
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