I would like the functionality to have a webpart to search for people in a modern sharepoint site in addition to an org chart feature

It would be great to implement a picture gallery or the slider within a news article. So when opening the news card in a modal view, several images would be shown below the article content.

In addition, is it possible to show the complete lead text instead of showing the ellipsis?

Please make the Theming option as well as the navigation options / BindTuning setting available to be installed on MySite host (SharePoint 2019 on-prem)

We use the tiles all over our site and they at great to produce good looking navigational 'buttons'. Although the flip and slide animations are great, I think it would also be great to have a 'hover over' effect also as you get for most buttons on websites that simply changes colour/image?

We get a lot of feedback from users who don't realize you need to click the filters area to open and see the available filters. It would be awesome if we had the option to have it open by default or if the drop downs were more obvious and arranged like the ones in the filters webpart.

It would be nice if the People web part have the option to display and sort the users by LastName too. Currently, they are being listed by FirstName only.

It would be nice to be able to like a news story, or comment on one too. Just like you can in modern sharepoint.

The stock ticker webpart should also allow for additional stock exchanges. We would like to pull data from NYMEX, FXCM and TVC. We would like to use the stock ticker webpart on our site but currently we are unable to because of this.

The People WP is currently ordered by First Name and it would be nice, if there is a possibility to order/sort by other values of the user profile.
For example the HireDate or Last Nam or something else.

It would be awesome if the Documents webpart could show documents in expandable and collapsible groups like the out of the box library views can do.

The SharePoint Team Site that is created as part of an Office 365 Group includes some great functionality in the Site Title / Header. For example, the Public/Private setting and the Site Classification are show and the user can click to access the other parts of the O365 Group.

This functionality is lost when applying a Theme to the site but it should be kept.

Please reach out to me if you need a screenshot or demonstration of what I am talking about.

Please add the ability for your current calendar (or create a new calendar) that can display/edit/filter an O365 Group's calendar in a month/week/day view.

It would be nice if you could add an phone extension search. but like the Bindtuning look and feel of their people web part.
So, as of this moment, the People web part can only search by:
• Name
• Organization
• Department
• Job title

I think a lot of people would like the ability to use round tiles. For example if I wanted to use icons as tiles and then place text below it.

Think like Tires, Wheels, Maintenance etc. for menu of website on the page. It just would be nice to have round options in addition to square.

Can the People Web Part allow configuration that would allow any profile attributes to displayed, including custom attributes.

For example, some companies have more than one contact number for users

Responsive Video should have auto-play option

The documents webpart really needs the ability to show and navigate folders as well as documents. Should be similar to the stock Microsoft document library webpart ...but better! with customized tool controls (eg. text or tabs)

Images on the news webpart never seem to be central and cut off. It would be useful to be able to centre /cover the image.

It would be fantastic if the news items would scroll much like a smart tile but using the individual tiles.

We use often more then one SiteCollection. We use BintTuning CSS Themes.
It would be nice, when the Portal site Connection (Sites Settings > Site Collection Admin > Portal site Connection) appears in the breadcrumb. The user has a full view, where he stand.