Professional SharePoint 2010 Branding and User Interface Design

by Randy Drisgill, John Ross, Jacob J. Sanford

A must have guide for creating engaging and usable SharePoint 2010 branding With SharePoint 2010, Microsoft has provided a more robust environment for creating collaboration and content management sites that rival any of the popular websites on the internet. Creating a branded SharePoint site involves understanding both traditional web design techniques as well as topics that are typically reserved for developers. This book bridges that gap by not only providing expert guidance for creating beautiful public facing and internal intranet sites but it also addresses the needs of those readers that only want to understand the basics enough to apply some style to their sites. Things like creative design, the experience visitors have navigating your user interface, ease of use—these are all important branding considerations and not always intuitive. This unique book from a team of SharePoint branding experts lays it all out.  Whether you want to make SharePoint look completely different or just make minor design changes, this expert guide will provide tips, techniques, and insights to get the job done.

Genres: Technical

456 pages, Paperback

First published November 5, 2010

Reviews

[Thomas Resing · Rating 5 out of 5]

The SharePoint 2010 Development book I've read the most of. I sat down a few different days with this book and couldn't stop reading. I can't say it's for everyone, but it was very helpful to me and I've recommended it to others starting with SharePoint 2010 Development, not just for branding development.

[Chris Johnson · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good read that gives a good overview of branding planning. I highly suggest having a solid CSS understanding. More reading about Sharepoint Designer and a deeper digging will be required before you're making pages like Remax and Ferrari, but it's a nice start to branding. Easy read and doesn't put you to sleep.

[Mohammed Tarhoni · Rating 2 out of 5]

I thing the title should replace it's not for professionals at all ., it gets you around the very basic of CSS and XHTML with few practices ,,, and the best cheater that I thought it would be useful about XSLT List Render Modifications it gives me a brief and about tow pages it's just a glimpse of what i really needed from this book for me it was so disappointing ,,,

[Nikita · Rating 4 out of 5]

Читал, когда нижна была информация по брендингу, а бэкграунда в этой области не было. Для начала интересно