Session Abstract

Is your organization using SharePoint as the platform for data management and collaboration? While out-of-the-box functionalities are robust, tailoring user experiences to specific organizational needs often requires a more customized approach. Enter SharePoint Framework (SPFx). With SPFx we can create a custom solution within our organizations SharePoint environment that creates a better user experience, facilitates better business processes, and helps to drive adoption. This developer session is dedicated to exploring the art and science of creating custom-designed SharePoint list forms using SharePoint Framework. Attendees will learn how to use SPFx, leveraging its capabilities to design intuitive, visually appealing, and highly functional list forms that elevate user productivity and satisfaction. We will explore some key design principles to think about when building forms, and some community tools to help make that design easier.

Derek Cash-Peterson

Derek is passionate about building intuitive and useful applications, focusing on the design and user experience as well as the development. 

 He has over 20 years of industry experience building customized intranets, extranets, and public facing websites based on the Microsoft stack. He specializes in front-end development and visual design/branding of SharePoint, Teams, and Microsoft 365. He brings a design eye to a developers world along with skills in information architecture, content architecture, and collaboration strategy skills.