ECS19 Bert Jansen - Modernizing your existing sites

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This document discusses modernizing classic SharePoint sites. It provides an overview of the capabilities of modern sites and features that can apply to most classic sites. It demonstrates tools for understanding, remediating, and modernizing classic sites, including a modernization scanner, techniques for transforming different classic page types like wiki and publishing pages, and options for in-place or cross-site modernization. The document encourages starting the modernization journey to reduce growing modernization debt.

ECS19 Bert Jansen - Modernizing your existing sites

Site Pages: site contents, your page…
Modern
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Capabilities and
features
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Applies to most
classic sites!

Wiki page
Web part page
Publishing page
Modern client-side pages

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Classic web part: XSLTListViewWebPart
Classic web part: WikiTextPart
Layout: TwoColumnWithHeaderFooter
Field: FieldA
Field: FieldB

SharePoint
Migration Tool /sites/teamA
/sites/teamA
In-Place modernization
/sites/teamA
(*) Optional

Classic
Site
Finance
HR
IT
Policies
Support
Policies Benefits
Payroll
Hardware
Ops
Paystubs
Finance
Payroll
Policies
Paystubs
Benefits

(*) Optional
/intranet
/intranet/hr
sites/intranet
sites/intranet/hr
Cross-site modernization
/sites/newintranet
/sites/hr

Configure page header: image,
topic header, authors
Metadata mapping
Page content that becomes visible
content on a page is mapped to a
‘webpart’
Web part zone positioning
Definition of ‘fixed’ page layout
web parts
Content type and layout

Stop further
growing your
modernization
debt

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