Practical SharePoint 2010 Branding and Customization (Paperback)

Erik Swenson

ISBN 10: 1430240261 / ISBN 13: 9781430240266

Verlag: APress, Berkley, 2011

Paperback. SharePoint 2010 deployments are more common than ever, asis the desire to make the environment branded andattractive to both internal and external clients.However, since SharePoint is more than just a collectionof web pages, customizing the look and feel andcompleting the process of branding the platform itself iscomplex and requires a knowledge of web development, webdesign techniques, and a familiarity with SharePointadministration-a curious niche, to be sure. Andsometimes, you just need to make quick fixes, while atother times, building an entirely customized and brandedenvironment is a multi-step process with lots ofstakeholder buy-in and development time required.Whether you're interested in applying just a touch ofstyle to a team site, or you're branding a public-facingFortune 500 website based on SharePoint, PracticalSharePoint 2010 Branding and Customization is the onlybook you'll need to quickly, easily, and efficientlybrand and customize your environment.9781430240266 With Practical SharePoint 2010 Branding and Customization, SharePoint branding expert Erik Swenson cuts through the fluff and discusses accessible, easy-to-understand consulting and processes to create aesthetically pleasing, highly usable branded and customized SharePoint websites, both internally and externally. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781430240266

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With Practical SharePoint 2010 Branding and Customization, SharePoint branding expert Erik Swenson cuts through the fluff and discusses accessible, easy-to-understand consulting and processes to create aesthetically pleasing, highly usable branded and customized SharePoint websites, both internally and externally. Designed to be a quick reference, how-to guide that lets you dive straight into the task at hand, you'll find this book's attention to detail and pragmatism make it an attractive companion during your branding experience.

SharePoint 2010 deployments are more common than ever, as is the desire to make the environment branded and attractive to both internal and external clients. However, since SharePoint is more than just a collection of web pages, customizing the look and feel and completing the process of branding the platform itself is complex and requires a knowledge of web development, web design techniques, and a familiarity with SharePoint administration—a curious niche, to be sure. And sometimes, you just need to make quick fixes, while at other times, building an entirely customized and branded environment is a multi-step process with lots of stakeholder buy-in and development time required.

Whether you’re interested in applying just a touch of style to a team site, or you’re branding a public-facing Fortune 500 website based on SharePoint, Practical SharePoint 2010 Branding and Customization is the only book you'll need to quickly, easily, and efficiently brand and customize your environment.

Bonus: Includes the SharePoint 2010 Branding Starter Kit! This kit has everything you need to jumpstart successful and compelling designs. The kit includes a layered Adobe Photoshop file of a SharePoint 2010 site, two pre-built visual design examples, and a Visual Studio solution you can use to deploy either of the designs included. This starter kit is specifically prepared to save you substantial time kicking off your SharePoint branding project and to minimize potential roadblocks. These branding tools would cost you as much as $500 if purchased separately, but they're included with the purchase of this book at no additional charge! Get started today.

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Titel: Practical SharePoint 2010 Branding and ...
Verlag: APress, Berkley
Erscheinungsdatum: 2011
Einband: Paperback
Zustand: new
Auflage: 1. Auflage