News doesn’t have to be boring, especially on your intranet!
Imagine a space where every update feels alive: bold images, smooth layouts, and department filters that make sense. That’s exactly what our Custom News Web Part brings to the table. From dynamic tabs to sleek carousels, we’ve designed layouts that don’t just share information they show it off. Whether your team loves to scroll endlessly, skim quickly, or spotlight the big stories, we’ve got a style that fits.
1. Dynamic Department Tabs
Clickable tabs for each department (HR, Finance, Marketing, etc.).
Instantly update the news feed when you tap a tab.
Each Box includes department tag, crisp images, and publish date.
Handy ‘See All’ link at the top-right corner for a dedicated news page.
Smart, fresh, and perfectly tailored for departmental updates.
Want your intranet news to feel more like a digital magazine than a bulletin board?
Left side: spotlight image; Right side: title, department, and publish date.
‘Read More’ button for detailed views.
Custom Web Part title at the top-left and department tabs on the top-right.
Sleek, modern, and visually engaging.
8. Collapsible Department Sections
Box-style layout with department name at the top of each Box.
News tucked neatly into collapsible dropdowns.
Each dropdown reveals titles, images, and publish dates.
Clean, organized, and interactive for teams who value structure.
Conclusion
And there you have 8 ways to make your intranet news impossible to ignore.
From tab-powered feeds to collapsible sections and carousel magic, these layouts prove that internal news can be just as engaging as your favorite social feed.
The best part? You can mix, match, and customize to match your team’s vibe. So go ahead, give your news the glow-up it deserves and turn your intranet into the place everyone wants to check in on.
Your intranet news doesn’t have to be boring. Let’s make it engaging, visual, and employee-first.
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