SharePoint Designer Reviews

The tool helps with document management. We use the solution to create workflows. 

SharePoint Designer doesn't support the features that are available in the latest version of SharePoint Online. 

I have been using the solution for around ten years. 

I would rate the solution's stability a nine out of ten. 

Microsoft's support is good. We haven't used support since we resolve the issues by ourselves. 

The solution's setup is easy and I would rate it a nine out of ten. The solution's deployment takes only a few minutes to complete. You need to log in with your credentials to connect with any of the SharePoint environments. It took only minimal resources to deploy the product. 

The tool is free of cost. 

I would rate the solution an eight out of ten. You can go ahead if you look to use 2010 or 2013 on-premises versions of the solution. However, it doesn't support the latest versions. 

When you have a group project and you want to share your document with your group members, the solution is very useful. You can share anywhere but within your organizations.

The valuable feature of the solution is that it can be shared with your colleagues, and then you can share it with everybody around the globe. You can share as long as you have been authenticated with SharePoint.

It's a web-based tool that is sufficient enough for me.

In the solution, if you have a case of accidental deletion, there's no restoration, which should have been there. This can help in restoration in case of accidental deletion happening.

Pricing and stability could be improved.

I have been using SharePoint Designer for a year and a half. Also, I am using the solution's latest version.

Stability-wise, I rate the solution an eight out of ten depending on the internet access.

The solution's scalability is fine. I don't have much confidence in SharePoint. It's easy for me to use.

There are 360 users of the solution in my organization.

It is extensively used, but we have no plans to increase its usage.

I have only used a shared folder.

The initial setup was not very complex. The setup phase was easy.

It took half an hour to deploy the tool.

Regarding the setup phase, it's easy and simple to use. There is nothing much to complain about.

It is based on one's experience and use cases that one reaches SharePoint. Then, you may want to share it with your colleagues based on the project. If you have a department and you want to share it among your department, you need to identify the use case before you post it with SharePoint. Once you establish the use case as a requirement, then it's easy, and it's like a sharing folder.

Two people are used for deployment and maintenance. We only have one system administrator and security team to support us on deployment.

We used the help of a consultant or integrator to install it and for the briefing on how to use it.

I have not seen any ROI using the solution.

The entire package is expensive. There is no extra cost in addition to the standard license.

The solution's stability has certain shortcomings that need improvement.

To others, I would like to say that they must know what they want to do before they embark on SharePoint.

Overall, I rate the solution a ten out of ten.

We have many use cases, and our intranet is on it.

The designer itself could be improved, as it isn't particularly intuitive. 

We've been using the solution for around two years. 

The solution is highly stable, and I rate it ten out of ten.

The scalability is excellent, and I rate it ten out of ten.

The deployment was straightforward. 

I'm not involved in the pricing, so I can't speak to that.

I rate the solution ten out of ten. 

Our company uses the solution for site creation on the collaboration side. We create sites and integrate collaboration components, layers, and forums. 

The solution tightly integrates with all other collaboration tools.

The solution effectively helps with list storage, document storage, and document libraries. 

Outlook and MS Teams are integrated with the solution and that is very useful for enterprise customers. 

The record management and digital signature sides need improvement because we still need to rely on other third-party tools. 

I have been using the solution for five to six years. 

We do not use any other solutions. 

I rate the solution an eight out of ten. 

Our use case for SharePoint Designer is customizing SharePoint.

What I found most valuable in SharePoint Designer is that through it, you can perform a lot of SharePoint functionalities, such as creating SharePoint lists and libraries, as well as customizing pages.

The pain point of SharePoint Designer is sometimes it gives you issues that can be resolved mostly by clearing the cache, but Microsoft should still work on it and make the product more stable.

Another issue related to SharePoint Designer is that with the newer SharePoint versions, Microsoft hasn't released a newer version of SharePoint Designer. Instead, Microsoft is recommending that you use the same old SharePoint Designer 2013. If Microsoft updates SharePoint Designer, the product will be more beneficial.

I've been using SharePoint Designer for ten or twelve years now.

SharePoint Designer is a stable product, and though sometimes it gives you issues, that can be resolved by clearing the cache.

SharePoint Designer has very good scalability.

We've never contacted technical support for SharePoint Designer. We just searched some online help forums where we get solutions to any product issues.

We haven't used a different solution for SharePoint. We've only been using SharePoint Designer.

The initial setup for SharePoint Designer requires no effort because it's a client application.

We implemented SharePoint Designer in-house. In the beginning, the vendor was involved, but after that, we did it in-house.

SharePoint Designer is a free product. It's SharePoint that needs a license, not SharePoint Designer.

Five people use SharePoint Designer within my company. Currently, there's no plan to increase the usage of the product.

One to two people take care of the deployment and maintenance of SharePoint Designer. Managers can use the product, but the technical staff uses it more.

Based on experience, I would recommend SharePoint Designer to other users because it's a product that's very easy to use, easy to set up, and provides a lot of functionalities in terms of customizing SharePoint.

My rating for SharePoint Designer is eight out of ten.

If you're working in a communication channel team, SharePoint Designer is a great solution because it helps to have some customized solutions in terms of communication and to create web experiences for external teams.

SharePoint Designer's integration with Microsoft tools could be improved.

I've been using SharePoint Designer for two years. 

SharePoint Designer's stability is really good.

SharePoint Designer is scalable.

SharePoint Designer's pricing is okay.

I would recommend SharePoint Designer for those building a solution for communication with audiences across the globe because SharePoint Designer will ultimately be a complete one-stop solution for customers. I would give SharePoint Designer a rating of nine out of ten.

We are using SharePoint Designer for file sharing and collaboration.

The solution can be deployed on-premise and on the cloud.

The most valuable features of SharePoint Designer are integration and collaboration capabilities, such as allowing more than one person to edit a file.

The search function should improve in the solution.

I have been using SharePoint Designer for approximately one year.

I have never had a problem with the stability.

I rate the stability of SharePoint Designer a ten out of ten.

I rate the scalability of SharePoint Designer a five out of ten.

I am extremely satisfied with the assistance I have received. I have some uncertainty regarding SharePoint or, more precisely, Microsoft's collaboration. It is exceptionally remarkable to me, and I am exceedingly content with the support provided.

I rate the support from SharePoint Designer a ten out of ten.

Positive

I have prior experience using Box. Microsoft develops SharePoint Designer, and numerous companies rely on Microsoft's solutions. In my opinion, integrating SharePoint with Microsoft 365 makes it highly user-friendly. Due to its widespread adoption by many companies, SharePoint Designer offers a greater range of features and support options. However, I believe that even without an expensive subscription, Microsoft still provides a solid foundation of features. If cost reduction is a priority, I recommend considering SharePoint as a suitable choice.

The initial setup is simple.

I rate the initial setup of SharePoint Designer a ten out of ten.

The price is reasonable.

I rate the price of SharePoint Designer an eight out of ten.

I highly recommend SharePoint Designer for those who frequently utilize quick and convenient file-sharing tools and cloud-based licensing tools. Especially if they are already using Microsoft email or other Microsoft services, SharePoint seamlessly integrates with their existing infrastructure. However, if individuals primarily rely on Google apps or related products, I believe there is no obligation for them to adopt SharePoint Designer.

I rate SharePoint Designer an eight out of ten.

We use the tool as a repository for the merger activities that occurred between two financial institutions. 

The tool offered us a seamless view of the documents that should be brought around to the executive management team members and other stakeholders. 

You can give document access to people based on their email addresses. You will also get notifications whenever the document is ready for review. 

I want the tool to be more approachable to people. I would like to see AI integration with the tool's future versions. 

I have been working with the solution for three years. 

I would rate the tool's stability a ten out of ten. 

The solution is scalable. 

The tool's initial deployment is complex. 

We have seen ROI with the use of the tool. 

The tool's pricing is cheap. 

I would rate the tool a four out of ten. You need to have an idea of how you are going to use the solution before implementing it. Once implemented, you can explore the tool. You can use ChatGPT for some advice.