For today’s employees, getting the right information quickly is critical to staying productive. Employees need to access the right information with minimal clicks, avoiding cluttered menus and outdated links. This is where a Custom Top Navigation Web Part comes into play. This web part is not just a design enhancement, it is a functional solution that makes SharePoint intranets smarter, cleaner, and more user-friendly.
From simple menus to dynamic mega menus, we offer various custom top navigation web parts. Here’s what they look like.
1. The Informative Navigation Bar
Organization’s Logo: neatly placed on the left, giving the navigation bar a professional, branded look.
Quick Links: positioned right beside the logo, each with its own icon and label for tools, portals, or important pages just a click away.
Standout Feature (Right Side): 1. Livestock market updates 2. Current date display 3. Real-time currency values for key countries
Overall Design: clean, functional, and designed to keep users informed and connected directly from the top of the page.
Looking to improve navigation on your SharePoint intranet? Explore our Custom Web Part Solutions tailored for modern workplaces.
Card-style Quick Links layout: each link presented in a modern, visually appealing boxed format.
Customizable images: add your own images to make links more personal and eye-catching.
Built-in alert notifications: highlight updates, new content, or actions that need attention.
Engaging and visual design: transforms regular navigation into an exciting, interactive experience.
Conclusion
From informative dashboards to people-focused search tools, from alert-ready updates to mega menus and boxed layouts, custom Top Navigation Bars offer endless possibilities.
The best part? You can mix style with function to create navigation that feels intuitive, interactive, and uniquely yours.
Enhance productivity and engagement with a custom top navigation bar. We will help you with perfect solution for your intranet!
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