Microsoft has announced news regarding the retirement of SharePoint Add-Ins. Here are the key highlights. Key Notes: Retirement of SharePoint Add-Ins: As part of the development of Microsoft 365 solutions, Microsoft is ending the extensibility approach for SharePoint Add-Ins. As of November 1, 2024, SharePoint Add-Ins will no longer function for new tenants. By April 2, 2026, they will be completely retired for current tenants. Retirement of Public Marketplace: The public marketplace will no longer be used to add, modify, or purchase SharePoint Add-Ins. Microsoft will stop advertising new SharePoint Add-Ins on March 1st, 2024, and after July 1st, 2024, users won't be able to purchase SharePoint Add-Ins from the open market. Microsoft advises: switching from custom-developed SharePoint Add-Ins to solutions based on the SharePoint Framework. If users obtained their SharePoint Add-Ins from the open market, they should ask third parties about updated versions. Affected SharePoint Add
Microsoft has unveiled its inaugural modern UI toolkit tailored for SharePoint sites and pages, a response to invaluable input from customers and MVPs. The objective is to provide users with the tools they need to efficiently craft their online environments. Leveraging the widely utilized Figma tool, Microsoft has created a comprehensive collection of web parts, styles, and templates, streamlining the process of constructing captivating websites. How you can get started with the SharePoint Web UI kit? Using the link mentioned below you can open the web kit in figma. Click here to visit the community What you can do with the SharePoint Web UI kit? Right now this is the first iteration based on my learning, these are the key take away. Utilize Figma's page templates to craft page arrangements for your SharePoint site. Enhance the layout by incorporating Figma components, which can be easily dragged, dropped, and adjusted according to your requirements. This streamlined process grants