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Real World Branding with SharePoint 2010 Publishing Sites
Contents
- Introduction to Real World Branding with SharePoint 2010 Publishing Sites
- Gathering Design Requirements for a SharePoint Publishing Site
- Planning for SharePoint Branding Tasks
- Creating Realistic Design Comps for SharePoint Site Designs
- Creating the Adventure Works Travel HTML
- Creating .css files for Adventure Works Travel
- Testing SharePoint Webpage Design in Multiple Browsers
- Creating the Brand in SharePoint
- Adding .css and Image Files to SharePoint
- Building the Master Page with HTML
- Building Out .css Rules for the SharePoint Site Design
- Creating a Custom Page Layout
- Editing a Page Layout with SharePoint Designer
- Packaging and Deploying SharePoint Branding
Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 publishing sites use Publishing Features to provide capabilities to create engaging web content management (WCM) sites. Frequently used as Internet-facing websites, these sites require the use of custom-designed user interfaces (UIs) to establish an online corporate identity. Creating custom-designed UIs, either on a traditional HTML page or in Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010, is known as website branding.
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