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title: Designing a SharePoint web part
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# Designing a SharePoint web part
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You can use three types of property panes to design and develop web parts that fit your business or customer needs.
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To open a pane to configure settings for a web part, choose**Edit**. Use the pane to enable and disable features, select a source, choose a layout, and set options. Edit web part content within the web part rather than in the property pane.
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To open a pane to configure settings for a web part, select**Edit**. Use the pane to enable and disable features, select a source, choose a layout, and set options. Edit web part content within the web part rather than in the property pane.
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The property pane is 320px and when opened, the page will responsively reflow.
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### Single pane
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Use a single pane for simple web parts that have only a small number of properties to configure.
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