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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. The book is divided into four sections:
* Introduction to SharePoint Branding: In this part you will learn about what SharePoint branding is and how the topic has changed since SharePoint 2007.
* Branding Basics: This section is geared towards both getting started as well as being a guide for people that don't want to dive super deep into the advanced topics of SharePoint branding. You will learn about how to plan for branding projects, including creating wireframes and creative mockups as well as gathering requirements and estimation. You will learn how to work with SharePoint Designer 2010, SharePoint 2010 themes, and SharePoint navigation as well as gain an understanding of the low and medium effort approaches to branding can be used to make SharePoint look more like your own visual style.
* Advanced Branding: This is where you will learn about the more intricate techniques for making large changes to the SharePoint UI, such as cascading style sheets (CSS), master pages, page layouts, web parts and XSLT. You will also get an introduction to deploying SharePoint branding to production servers using solution packages (WSP).
* Other Topics: Everything else that is related to SharePoint branding is discussed here, including working with the SharePoint 2010 ribbon and client side technologies such as the client object model, jQuery, and Silverlight.
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.
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. The book is divided into four sections:
* Introduction to SharePoint Branding: In this part you will learn about what SharePoint branding is and how the topic has changed since SharePoint 2007.
* Branding Basics: This section is geared towards both getting started as well as being a guide for people that don't want to dive super deep into the advanced topics of SharePoint branding. You will learn about how to plan for branding projects, including creating wireframes and creative mockups as well as gathering requirements and estimation. You will learn how to work with SharePoint Designer 2010, SharePoint 2010 themes, and SharePoint navigation as well as gain an understanding of the low and medium effort approaches to branding can be used to make SharePoint look more like your own visual style.
* Advanced Branding: This is where you will learn about the more intricate techniques for making large changes to the SharePoint UI, such as cascading style sheets (CSS), master pages, page layouts, web parts and XSLT. You will also get an introduction to deploying SharePoint branding to production servers using solution packages (WSP).
* Other Topics: Everything else that is related to SharePoint branding is discussed here, including working with the SharePoint 2010 ribbon and client side technologies such as the client object model, jQuery, and Silverlight.
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.
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Sharpen your branding skills with this must-have resource
SharePoint 2010 allows for much more robust branding opportunities and this hands-on resource shares proven techniques for branding and user interface design so that you can execute a successful branding initiative with SharePoint 2010. After a review of branding and how it relates to SharePoint, the book addresses what's new in SharePoint 2010, including CSS, page layouts, themes, XSLT, Silverlight, and jQuery. You'll explore ways to plan, estimate, and create a brand in SharePoint while you also discover how to use SharePoint Designer 2010 with a SharePoint server.
Professional SharePoint 2010 Branding and User Interface Design:
* Presents strategies for migrating to SharePoint 2010 from an earlier version
* Walks you through the steps necessary to properly plan for branding
* Delves into working with navigation in SharePoint Server 2010
* Explores the role of CSS in SharePoint branding
* Examines master pages, page layouts, and custom content for custom pages
* Addresses the Client Object Model and jQuery
* Looks at XML, Data View, and Content Query Web Parts
Wrox Professional guides are planned and written by working programmers to meet the real-world needs of programmers, developers, and IT professionals. Focused and relevant, they address the issues technology professionals face every day. They provide examples, practical solutions, and expert education in new technologies, all designed to help programmers do a better job.
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SharePoint 2010 allows for much more robust branding opportunities and this hands-on resource shares proven techniques for branding and user interface design so that you can execute a successful branding initiative with SharePoint 2010. After a review of branding and how it relates to SharePoint, the book addresses what's new in SharePoint 2010, including CSS, page layouts, themes, XSLT, Silverlight, and jQuery. You'll explore ways to plan, estimate, and create a brand in SharePoint while you also discover how to use SharePoint Designer 2010 with a SharePoint server.
Professional SharePoint 2010 Branding and User Interface Design:
* Presents strategies for migrating to SharePoint 2010 from an earlier version
* Walks you through the steps necessary to properly plan for branding
* Delves into working with navigation in SharePoint Server 2010
* Explores the role of CSS in SharePoint branding
* Examines master pages, page layouts, and custom content for custom pages
* Addresses the Client Object Model and jQuery
* Looks at XML, Data View, and Content Query Web Parts
Wrox Professional guides are planned and written by working programmers to meet the real-world needs of programmers, developers, and IT professionals. Focused and relevant, they address the issues technology professionals face every day. They provide examples, practical solutions, and expert education in new technologies, all designed to help programmers do a better job.
wrox.com Programmer Forums
Join our Programmer to Programmer forums to ask and answer programming questions about this book, join discussions on the hottest topics in the industry, and connect with fellow programmers from around the world.
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An introduction to Sharepoint 2010 branding and templating system
29. März 2011
Format:Taschenbuch
This book is an introduction to Sharepoint 2010 branding and templating system or in other words to its user interface customization. In my experience there are roughly three different approaches to customizing the Sharepoint UI which are also recognized in the book:
1. "Just coloring" (for intra- and extranets where aesthetics are a minor requirement) e.g. the colors, fonts etc. are changed with Themes or with a little bit custom CSS.
2. Out-of-the-box master pages and page layouts are customized (for intra- and extranets where aesthetics are a major requirement) i.e. HTML and functionality are modified to better suit the intended design. Custom CSS is used heavily.
3. Master pages, page layouts and the required CSS are built from scratch (mainly for public facing websites) according to design and requirements.
I've learned this and the related intricacies in the trenches with Sharepoint 2007 and that's why I didn't get a lot of new knowledge from the book. For me it was more like a version update. Don't get me wrong though. The new Ribbon system does bring quite a lot new to the UI customization table and I think the books gives a good explanation of things like:
- How to create fixed width designs in Sharepoint.
- How to hide the Quick launch / current navigation.
- How to deal with Ribbon and its scrolling issues for anonymous users (in public facing websites).
- How to add new options into the Ribbon e.g. for CSS and HTML formatting.
I was somewhat disappointed that the book didn't give suggestions for strategies how to deal with edit mode layout issues i.e. how to fix UI bugs and broken layouts as Sharepoint adds new stuff in to the page while it's being edited. Another more difficult topic was also left unanswered: Is it possible to drop out the out-of-the-box CSS and JS files from the master to improve the performance of a Sharepoint website? E.g. corev4.css alone is around 191 kBs (uncompressed) and none of it is needed if you have public facing website with anonymous users that is built from scratch (approach 3 from above).
In conclusion the book is a good introduction to the topic but the real learning starts when a design agency makes a hand over of a stunning layout mockup and your job is to integrate it into Sharepoint with "pixel perfection" :-)
If you are a web designer new to Sharepoint I recommend you to read this and the SharePoint 2010 For Dummies together.
Contents of the book:
1. What is Sharepoint branding
2. What's new in Sharepoint 2010
3. Planning for branding
4. Sharepoint Designer 2010 overview
5. Simple branding
6. Working with navigation
7. Cascading Style Sheets in Sharepoint
8. Master pages
9. Page layouts
10. Web parts and XSLT
11. Deploying branding in Sharepoint
12. Page editing and the Ribbon
13. The Client Object Model and jQuery
14. Silverlight and Sharepoint integration
1. "Just coloring" (for intra- and extranets where aesthetics are a minor requirement) e.g. the colors, fonts etc. are changed with Themes or with a little bit custom CSS.
2. Out-of-the-box master pages and page layouts are customized (for intra- and extranets where aesthetics are a major requirement) i.e. HTML and functionality are modified to better suit the intended design. Custom CSS is used heavily.
3. Master pages, page layouts and the required CSS are built from scratch (mainly for public facing websites) according to design and requirements.
I've learned this and the related intricacies in the trenches with Sharepoint 2007 and that's why I didn't get a lot of new knowledge from the book. For me it was more like a version update. Don't get me wrong though. The new Ribbon system does bring quite a lot new to the UI customization table and I think the books gives a good explanation of things like:
- How to create fixed width designs in Sharepoint.
- How to hide the Quick launch / current navigation.
- How to deal with Ribbon and its scrolling issues for anonymous users (in public facing websites).
- How to add new options into the Ribbon e.g. for CSS and HTML formatting.
I was somewhat disappointed that the book didn't give suggestions for strategies how to deal with edit mode layout issues i.e. how to fix UI bugs and broken layouts as Sharepoint adds new stuff in to the page while it's being edited. Another more difficult topic was also left unanswered: Is it possible to drop out the out-of-the-box CSS and JS files from the master to improve the performance of a Sharepoint website? E.g. corev4.css alone is around 191 kBs (uncompressed) and none of it is needed if you have public facing website with anonymous users that is built from scratch (approach 3 from above).
In conclusion the book is a good introduction to the topic but the real learning starts when a design agency makes a hand over of a stunning layout mockup and your job is to integrate it into Sharepoint with "pixel perfection" :-)
If you are a web designer new to Sharepoint I recommend you to read this and the SharePoint 2010 For Dummies together.
Contents of the book:
1. What is Sharepoint branding
2. What's new in Sharepoint 2010
3. Planning for branding
4. Sharepoint Designer 2010 overview
5. Simple branding
6. Working with navigation
7. Cascading Style Sheets in Sharepoint
8. Master pages
9. Page layouts
10. Web parts and XSLT
11. Deploying branding in Sharepoint
12. Page editing and the Ribbon
13. The Client Object Model and jQuery
14. Silverlight and Sharepoint integration
13 von 16 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Not easy to write a good SP2010 branding book
29. November 2010
Format:Taschenbuch
It is easy to leave reviews, or even read books, but writing books is a whole another deal.
Writing good books is not easy. It is very difficult to present cohesive and accurate thoughts that are the work of many minds over many months over hundreds of meticulously carved pages.
In reading this book, I was happy to see that no stone was left unturned when talking specifically about SharePoint 2010 branding - no this is not a IT pro book, this is not a developer's book.
There cannot be a single book that covers EVERYTHING about SP2010. But when it comes to branding, this book is top notch.
I was especially pleased to see attention to detail such as not ignoring core CSS principles, HTML standards, browser sense, trends etc.. Branding SharePoint is not exactly the same your typical ASP.NET or PHP site. Branding SharePoint 2010 is it's own unique skill that requires significant SharePoint knowledge. It isn't just CSS and HTML and JavaScript, it is also navigation, security, master pages, standard CSS specific to SharePoint, SharePoint and ASPNET controls applicable to SharePoint, the theming engine, etc. etc. etc.
I was hoping that this book didn't sacrifice the classic branding knowledge, which is pure CSS,HTML and Javascript, in favor of being a pure one sided SharePoint book. And I am happy to see that this is a book well grounded in the current technology set, SharePoint or otherwise.
Finally, I like the author's writing style (disclaimer, I'm around page #200 right now). I hate to read books that have the personality of a whitepaper. This book is very conversational and fun to read.
Good work!
Writing good books is not easy. It is very difficult to present cohesive and accurate thoughts that are the work of many minds over many months over hundreds of meticulously carved pages.
In reading this book, I was happy to see that no stone was left unturned when talking specifically about SharePoint 2010 branding - no this is not a IT pro book, this is not a developer's book.
There cannot be a single book that covers EVERYTHING about SP2010. But when it comes to branding, this book is top notch.
I was especially pleased to see attention to detail such as not ignoring core CSS principles, HTML standards, browser sense, trends etc.. Branding SharePoint is not exactly the same your typical ASP.NET or PHP site. Branding SharePoint 2010 is it's own unique skill that requires significant SharePoint knowledge. It isn't just CSS and HTML and JavaScript, it is also navigation, security, master pages, standard CSS specific to SharePoint, SharePoint and ASPNET controls applicable to SharePoint, the theming engine, etc. etc. etc.
I was hoping that this book didn't sacrifice the classic branding knowledge, which is pure CSS,HTML and Javascript, in favor of being a pure one sided SharePoint book. And I am happy to see that this is a book well grounded in the current technology set, SharePoint or otherwise.
Finally, I like the author's writing style (disclaimer, I'm around page #200 right now). I hate to read books that have the personality of a whitepaper. This book is very conversational and fun to read.
Good work!
7 von 9 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
All around terrific Branding and UX resource!
25. November 2010
Format:Taschenbuch
What's in this book my manager, users, and I have been waiting for. This is a great start in branding and User design work for SharePoint 2010. I've been really busy setting up our corporate farm and working with some of our developers on cool new solutions. Now I can deliver them with a solid brand and a fresh look and feel that is unique and professional. This book will set you on a course with fresh ideas and confidence.
I've spent the last few days with this book and being new to SharePoint and specifically new to SharePoint 2010 I really appreciate the depth the authors have used in their topics. Everyone will get something from this book. From the new SharePointer to the old salt, there is something here for everyone.
I truly appreciated the sections on customizing the ribbon, wireframes, and the entire section on SharePoint Designer 2010. I also now have a new perspective on waffles!! If nothing else this book will keep you wanting a delicious breakfast treat!!
Black Friday is upon us, what a perfect gift for that SharePoint geek in your life!
I've spent the last few days with this book and being new to SharePoint and specifically new to SharePoint 2010 I really appreciate the depth the authors have used in their topics. Everyone will get something from this book. From the new SharePointer to the old salt, there is something here for everyone.
I truly appreciated the sections on customizing the ribbon, wireframes, and the entire section on SharePoint Designer 2010. I also now have a new perspective on waffles!! If nothing else this book will keep you wanting a delicious breakfast treat!!
Black Friday is upon us, what a perfect gift for that SharePoint geek in your life!
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