What we had
An old rusty intranet. No one liked it, no one thought it was cool.
A lot of elements, cluttered space, simple “image with a text piece” elements.
Raiffeisen Bank Aval is the largest Ukrainian bank with foreign capital. Since 1992 they have been actively working with small and medium businesses, supporting Ukrainian entrepreneurs.
An old rusty intranet. No one liked it, no one thought it was cool.
A lot of elements, cluttered space, simple “image with a text piece” elements.
Modern design with plenty of space.
Interactive elements and live news feeds. Convenient navigation.
Given. An old intranet with a boring inconvenient outdated interface with an actual lack of UI/UX approach, and dissatisfied users.
The project team faced the situation when we had to restore faith in SharePoint as a good solution for the company as they already had SharePoint as the platform for the current intranet.
It took only 6 months to prepare and fully launch a community for more than 6k users with more than 13 additional complex custom web parts and tools.
The kick-off team on the client’s side trusted us in key issues of development and UI/UX architecture, which allowed us to quickly optimize the development process, situationally changing approaches within custom solutions.
We want to emphasize gamification again because making people happier is our main goal, and gamification backed by nice gifts is a great way to engage your users on the intranet.
We used the history of the company as an intranet feature. Taking the best features from the main site of the company we made it familiar yet something new and fresh for the employees.
We used all available ways to customize SharePoint: custom web parts, lists, extensions, apps (for MS Teams integration with SharePoint), etc.
Along with community managers and the HR department, we agreed to develop a set of web parts and tools to make the community personalized and comfortable for all user groups, from content leaders to field staff. These custom items included the following groups: