While it was pretty busy in the last weeks, sadly, I haven’t had time to create another article. Well, it is what it is, but here are some updates from the last couple of weeks.
TGIWE 01 – News for Web and Microsoft 365 developers
It’s hard, but I try to bring you a bi-weekly update with great information. Not all are new, but good to know too. So here is the first instalment. [Read more]
Viva Magenta – SharePoint Pantone Theme of the Year 2023
Viva Magenta is not the newest member of the Viva Product family. Every year the Pantone Color Institute announces the colour for the next year around the same time. Next year’s colour will be a colour named Viva Magenta. Official HEX colour code #BE3455.
hTWOo Version 1.0 release – spfx-uifabric-themes deprecated
The last month has proven that hTWOo-core is the most versatile Microsoft Fluent Design implementation on the web. I am happy to announce that hTWOo has reached a new milestone in publishing VERSION 1.0.
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The numeric colour palettes in modern web frameworks explained
Colour palettes are a mystery in and of itself. Fluent Design, Material Design, Tailwind or even Bootstrap have them, and the colours have colour labels. I always wondered where these numbers are coming from until I recently had enlightenment.[Read more]
hTWOo v0.3.0 released – Teams Splash Cards, Placeholder and demo
Recently version 0.3.0 of hTWOo UI was released, time to give you an update on the new additions.
Fluent Design is all about the consistent experience through all applications in the Microsoft 365 stack. While Fluent UI Framework still tries to harmonise the various Frameworks, hTWOo extends the reach from pure SharePoint framework UI components into the Teams customisations space.
New features in hTWOo UI version 0.2.0
With yesterday released version 0.2.x there comes a new feature that helps you to create a responsive overflow for command bars and pivot bars.
Getting started with hTWOo UI: No-framework SPFx web part
I am pretty excited on the last weeks launch of hTWOo. It is time to show you how to get started in the most simple possible way and how to add a simple themed button to your web part.
Build a SharePoint / Fluent UI compliant grid from scratch
Building a grid system in the past had a lot to do with math. Luckily, implementing a grid system has dramatically changed over the last years. You don’t rely on any framework such as Fluent UI to get your things done right.
SharePoint also has a concept of single part app pages. This page type gives you an entirely blank canvas, enabling the full potential and possibilities for an application. It also comes without any grid system, but this is something we can address.