Give your people a place to connect.
Create a clear home for company news, resources, and shared knowledge. We design SharePoint intranets that reflect how people look for information and how your organization publishes it.
The starting point
An intranet is only useful if people can find relevant content and someone owns its upkeep. We combine information architecture, page design, and content governance so the portal can remain useful after launch.
What we can shape together
These areas guide the conversation. Deliverables, integrations, licenses, and responsibilities are defined in a proposal specific to your project.
Information architecture
Understand audiences, content categories, navigation, search needs, and the relationship between sites.
Portal & page design
Shape homepages, department areas, news layouts, quick links, and reusable page patterns.
Content & permissions
Define publishing roles, access boundaries, document organization, and content review responsibilities.
Launch & adoption
Prepare priority content, test with users, guide editors, and establish a practical maintenance routine.
Designed for everyday business
Find information more easily
Create a recognizable path to resources, guidance, and company updates.
Publish with ownership
Give editors clear responsibilities and repeatable page structures.
Connect teams to knowledge
Bring communication and useful resources into a shared starting point.
A connected SharePoint intranet
The concept draws on previous SharePoint intranet development experience. The original organization is not presented as an ASLCOMPANY client, and this artwork is a new visual interpretation rather than its live interface.
Provide a central entry point for news, departments, internal resources, and useful links.
Build a clear homepage hierarchy, audience-focused navigation, resource shortcuts, and an approach to content ownership. The illustrated people directory and knowledge hub are proposed elements of this redesign.
The design goal is a portal people can understand and editors can maintain. Specific functionality and integration requirements are agreed for each project.
A clear path to a useful first release
We start with the need, then define a practical first release, acceptance criteria, and what comes next.
- Discover
Understand your goals, users, tools, and constraints.
- Define
Agree on priorities, scope, deliverables, and responsibilities.
- Build & evolve
Validate the work with your team and plan the next improvements.
Common questions
Can you redesign our existing SharePoint intranet?
Yes. We can assess its structure and content before deciding what to retain, reorganize, or rebuild.
Can departments manage their own pages?
Yes, where appropriate. We define editor roles, publishing guidance, and permissions as part of the design.
What could this look like for your business?
Tell us about the challenge you want to solve. We’ll understand the context and shape a practical next step together.
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