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Explore page design with web parts for SharePoint 365 spotlight, covering web parts on wiki and site pages, evolving features, and the differences between communication and collaboration sites.
Understand webparts as small utilities you bolt onto a page to add functionality in SharePoint 365 spotlight. Configure them via a graphical interface—no coding—while IT handles purchases and uploads.
Create a new modern page with a two-thirds left, one-third right layout, then add a countdown timer and a stream video web part for screen sharing.
Create a new page with three web parts: the bing map, world clock, and weather, to show London, United Kingdom time, weather, and location, then publish.
Create a SharePoint page with Quick Chart to visualize quarterly profit data as column or pie chart. Enter data or pull from a list, adjust axis labels, and publish.
Use the file viewer web part to display a non-editable document on a page, pick object such as a chart, table, or cell range, and tailor visibility and sorting options.
Publish the report to Power BI service, obtain the embed link, and add the Power BI web part on SharePoint online to enforce row-level security and maintain secure access.
Explore working with site pages and newer webparts that perform on mobile devices. Understand Spotlight Bundles' flexible page features on a communication site and consider third-party products and mobile testing.
This course focuses on adding functionality to SharePoint site pages by using webparts. A webpart is a utility program that adds functionality to a page, similar to the way that an app adds functionality to a smart phone. One SharePoint page may contain multiple webparts. As such, proper page layout is demonstrated, with attention given to functionality for mobile devices as well. Classic webparts are reviewed and examined. Microsoft is making significant changes to SharePoint, so care must be used when using older webparts. In this course, at least eight different webparts are used, including the Power BI webpart for displaying data visualizations. A page is created with a countdown timer and Stream video, with attention given to webpart placement. An international style page is created with a weather app, world clock, and up-to-date Bing maps. Another page is created that charts numeric data without relying on an Excel workbook or other external file. The next page does use an Excel workbook to leverage a PivotTable is with full pivot functionality. Finally, a Power BI webpart is used to add a data visualization to a page, with room for more visualizations. Each page created in this course maintains a polished layout and appearance.