SharePoint information architecture
Design sites, hubs, navigation and permissions that still make sense in five years.
Who it’s for
SharePoint administrators, intranet owners and solution architects planning a new SharePoint estate or tidying up an existing one.
What you’ll be able to do
- Design a flat site structure with hubs that match how your organisation works
- Plan navigation and search so people find content without knowing where it lives
- Set a permissions model based on groups, not individual sharing
- Decide what belongs in a site, a library or a list
- Document the design so others can maintain it
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