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Hello everyone,

Dear sharepoint users and fellow developers,

I have recently started out to make System Analysis and Design for a project based on Sharepoint. You are aware that normally a typical deliverables for SAD are Use case diagrams, state charts, class diagrams etc.

How should I do my documnetation for a project based on Sharepoint. I doubt this because, Sharepoint has inbuilt templates and classes that we use and more importantly we can make sites on a mouse-click. So now, I don't have any classes or database that I am making or working with explicitly so these typical deliverables will be difficult for me to deliver.

Can you please advise me how should I go about doing some good and resonable SAD for my project or am I completely wrong.

Any leads will be helpful.

Best wishes.

I would like to know where I can get tips for SharePoint Design

I am trying to make a user friendly and easy to read SharePoint site. I need tips for creating the design. Any help or ideas where to look would be great.

What is the difference between a Sharepoint Power User, a Sharepoint developer and a Sharepoint architect

permissions. What they can read / add / delete / modify.

e.g
developer - full
power users - add / modify
architect as developer

SharePoint--Make some columns unavailable to users

I'm trying to make an sharepoint site with a software support area (the user enters in the issue they are having with their software).

One of the columns is "assigned to" which refers to whom is going to solve their issue. Currently, this column is part of the 'ticket" that the user submits, so they are able to assign it to Person a or Person b. However, we really don't want the users to be able to assign it to a specific person, because that person may not have the knowledge on how to solve their problem.

I want to make this column only visible to the site's admins (so we can assign it to the appropriate person) and completely invisible, or greyed out, to the users.

Is there anyway to do this? If there is, but it requires FrontPage, then it is not an option for me because my work laptop does now have FrontPage.

Thanks so much!

In Sharepoint, why do some users have to enter ADS\user id to log in

We have a sharepoint site and we've noticed that some users automatically access the site when they click on the link while others get a login screen. All users are on the same network. Also, why do some users have to enter "ADS\user id" to log in?