SPSNL 2011 SharePoint 2010 WCM challenges made easy
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The document discusses the challenges of Web Content Management (WCM) in SharePoint 2010, highlighting that a significant percentage of internet-facing websites built on it struggle due to various issues. It provides insights into user experience, mobile compatibility, content aggregation, and performance challenges, along with potential solutions. The key takeaway is that while WCM in SharePoint can be complex, understanding the platform and addressing non-functional requirements can lead to successful outcomes.
SPSNL 2011 SharePoint 2010 WCM challenges made easy
- 1. SharePoint 2010 WCM challenges made easyWaldek Mastykarz
- 2. About: Waldek Mastykarzmvp: SharePoint Serverwork: Maventionblog: http://blog.mastykarz.nlmail: [email protected]: @waldekm
- 3. Why this sessionImproved WCM capabilities in SharePoint 2010Increasing demand for SharePoint WCM solutionsWCM solutions are different than portals
- 4. 90% SharePoint Internet-facing websites suck*and it’s not because of SharePoint* 90% of Dutch Internet-facing websites built on SharePoint 2010
- 5. What’s in it for youLearn why WCM solutions are different and why you should careLearn what the common challenges are and what you can do about themBe able to focus on the cool stuff instead reinventing the wheel
- 10. HTML is the center of the universe
- 11. How to deal with it
- 12. Alternative: Mavention Flex Layout** But that’s cheating
- 13. building for the internetChallenge
- 15. Building for an intranet
- 17. Building for the Internet challenges
- 18. Building for the Internet challenges
- 19. Accessibility & cross-browser supportDemo
- 20. HTML is the center of the universe
- 21. How to deal with it
- 23. Out-of-the-box SharePoint 2010 mobile experienceDemo
- 24. 75% SharePoint Internet-facing websites can’t be opened on a mobile device** 75% of Dutch Internet-facing websites built on SharePoint 2010
- 27. How to deal with it
- 28. Fixing the out-of-the-box SharePoint 2010 mobile experienceDemo
- 30. Common assumptionsfor Internet-facing websitesXML sitemaprobots.txthierarchical titlesmeta tags404/error pageshort URLsresizing imagesweb analyticsSEO(X)HTML strictaccessibilityperformanceconsistent authoringanonymous audiences
- 31. How to deal with it
- 34. 9/10 custom made content aggregations suck** a general yet true assumption
- 35. Content Query Web PartShow-offDemo
- 36. How to deal with it
- 38. Forget it!Pretty URLs in SharePoint
- 39. Pretty URLs in SharePoint
- 40. Pretty URLs in SharePoint
- 41. 10/10 pretty URLs suck** hard reality. It’s just a matter of time
- 42. How to deal with itTry to understand why your customer want itTry to explain why it’s a bad ideaRemoving Pages and .aspx doesn’t change muchMigration: URL redirectionPurity vs. scalability
- 45. How to deal with it
- 46. How to deal with it (2)
- 47. Dynamically loading debug/release JS & CSSDemo
- 48. Mavention Flex Layout** But that’s cheating
- 49. SummaryInternet-facing SharePoint is not obvious but great results can be achievedKnow what you are doingknow the platformknow your toolboxknow the boundariesDon’t forget non-functional requirements!
- 50. Thank you!