Introduction to the SharePoint app bar

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Introduction to the SharePoint app bar


The SharePoint app bar is designed to improve the global way finding experience while dynamically displaying personalized sites, news, and files. The app bar can be accessed on the left-hand side anywhere in SharePoint.

The SharePoint app bar is a significant change to the user experience and your organization's intranet information architecture. To ensure a seamless experience, we've created specific guidance on how to design current navigation to compliment the new global navigation feature. We have also created end-user guidance to help onboard the rest of your organization.

The SharePoint app bar experience

·       The SharePoint app bar brings together intranet resources and personalized content like sites, news, and files. Enable global navigation to allow users to easily navigate to important intranet resources anywhere in SharePoint.

·       Customize global navigation details and Microsoft Graph will do the rest of the work by dynamically displaying and updating personalized content for sites, news, and files. #microsoft #sharepoint #userexperience








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