Introducing the new SharePoint start experience

We are pleased to introduce you. new Getting started with SharePoint experience Allows authors to easily create personal pages or publish them to a SharePoint site.

This feature is in preview phase to collect early feedback and improve the final product.

The new SharePoint start experience is designed to motivate content creators to leverage the platform, prioritizing a streamlined, user-friendly interface that reduces clicks. Creating SharePoint sites and pages just got easier.Creators can revisit the Starter Experience Hub to refine drafts, review previous work, and track engagement metrics.

Creating SharePoint pages is now much simpler.

The updated SharePoint start experience simplifies page creation. Authors can start with a blank page or use an OOTB template without initially selecting a target SharePoint site. These pages are stored in a SharePoint Pages library in OneDrive for Business. Once the draft is ready, authors can choose to publish it as a personal page or to the intended SharePoint site.

Gone are the days when authors couldn’t find their drafts.

The updated SharePoint start experience serves as a one-stop shop for authors to find and manage drafts and already published pages. In this view, authors can monitor views and see a personal list of recent changes.

The features and capabilities mentioned in this blog post are: I’ll show you in the next video With ~ Bel Podeanu (Microsoft) and Besa Jubonen (Microsoft).

Frequently Asked Questions

When will this happen?

This feature will be available to customers starting in late July 2024 and will be gradually rolled out globally by the end of September 2024.

This message is related toMicrosoft 365 Roadmap ID 124824.

How will this impact your organization?

Creators can now access the new SharePoint start experience via the top banner on the current SharePoint home.

What should I prepare?

You don’t need to do anything to prepare for this update, but we encourage you to notify your users of these improvements.

What’s next?

• A left navigation bar that helps authors find where they created, edited, or published pages on recently accessed SharePoint sites.

• More email support web parts for personal pages.

• You can create SharePoint pages using custom templates right from the SharePoint starter experience.

And more…

Thanks for reading. Enjoy creating beautiful pages with the new SharePoint start experience, and let us know in the comments if you have any comments or questions.