SharePoint Site Anatomy

In this video, we break down the anatomy of SharePoint, explaining the major components and navigation areas within a SharePoint site. Perfect for beginners, this guide will help you familiarize yourself with the essential elements of SharePoint and how to navigate and customize your site effectively.

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Overview:
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on the anatomy of SharePoint. In this video, we'll explore the different areas and major components of a SharePoint site, helping you understand how to navigate and customize your SharePoint environment.

Key Components Covered:

Left Navigation:

Main navigation area on the left side.
Allows you to edit, move, and add new links.
Contextual Navigation:

Located at the top, changes based on the page or site you're on.
Provides specific options relevant to the current context (e.g., Document Library).
Top Header Area:

Includes the search bar, site settings, and profile information.
Home button functionality through the site logo.
Site Information and Settings:

Access site settings and administrative options.
Navigate to library settings, site contents, and more.
Content Area:

Central area displaying all the site content.
Editable area where you manage documents and other content.
Customization:

Changing Navigation Layout:
Demonstrated how to change the navigation from vertical (left) to horizontal (top).
Showed options for cascading or mega menus for a modern look.
Conclusion:
By understanding these key components, you'll be better equipped to navigate and utilize SharePoint effectively. For more in-depth training and details, be sure to check out our courses.

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