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Matthew W. Tallman David Ginn Branding in SharePoint 2013

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Matthew W. Tallman David Ginn. Branding in SharePoint 2013. Open wireless access is available. Feel free to Tweet (#SPcincy2013) and blog during the session. . Thanks to our Platinum Sponsors. #SPcincy2013 on Twitter www.sharepointcincy.com. Introductions. Matthew W. Tallman - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Branding in SharePoint 2013

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• Open wireless access is available.

• Feel free to Tweet (#SPcincy2013) and blog during the session.

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Thanks to our Platinum Sponsors

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IntroductionsMatthew W. TallmanPrincipal Consultant at Cardinal SolutionsTwitter - @mwtallmanBlog – http://thesharedcontext.wordpress.comEmail – [email protected]

David GinnPrincipal Consultant at Cardinal SolutionsTwitter - @DavidMGinnEmail – [email protected]

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Agenda1. Design Overview in SharePoint 20132. Design Manager Introduction and Techniques3. Design Package Best Practices4. Device Channel Overview5. Responsive Design in SharePoint 20136. Overview of Composed Looks7. Branding in SharePoint 2013 Apps

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Design OverviewDesigning for SharePoint 2013 has brought about a fundamental change and approach.

• Team Centered Design• HTML 5 Support• CSS3 Support• Updated Page Model

• Search Driven Content• Device Channels

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Demo

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Design Manager

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Design Manager – Import HTMLDesign Manager helps designers to import HTML easily. However, here are some good tips for importing clean HTML.

• XHTML Compliant• Good HTML Structure• Unsupported Tags• Validate HTML

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Design Manager – The ProcessDesign Manager is the central location for applying a custom design to SharePoint.

• Enable Publishing• Create Minimal Master Page• Map Drive to Upload Files• Preview Design and Utilize Snippets• Create Page Layout• Publish Design

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Design Manager – Advanced OptionsDesign Manager is the central location for applying a custom design to SharePoint.

• Disassociate a Design File• Setting a Preview Page• Display Templates

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Demo

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Design Package

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Design PackageDesign Manager manages the deployment of a design through the use of a solution package.

• Importing a Package• Creating a Package• Design Package Do’s and Don’ts• Including Search Configuration

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Demo

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Device Channels

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Device Channels - CreatingThrough the use of device channels, SharePoint can accommodate a more responsive design.

• When To Use• Device Channel Alias• Device Inclusion Rules

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Device Channels - PublishingThrough the use of device channels, SharePoint can accommodate a more responsive design.

• Apply Device Channel by Master Page• Understanding the Order of Device Channels• Removing a Device Channel

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Demo

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Adapts to Screen Resolution Media Queries CSS Grid Layout and Frameworks

What is Responsive Design?

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http://twitter.github.io/bootstrap/

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Responsive Design Demo

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Browser Support Device Support Type of content

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Considerations for Responsive Design in SharePoint

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http://responsivesharepoint.codeplex.com/ Bootstrap Starter Master Page Page Layouts

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Responsive SharePoint

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Responsive SharePoint Demo

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Master Page Composed Looks Provider/Autohosted App SharePoint Hosted App

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SharePoint App UX

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Master Page Default CSS File

◦ http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj220046.aspx

Defaultcss.ashx

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Master Page

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Evolution of Themes

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Composed Looks

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Palette File Font File CSS Substitutions

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Composed Look Contents

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UX Guidelines Client Chrome Control Full Screen pages vs. Client Web Part page

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Provider/Autohosted App

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Token Persistence◦ Cookie◦ Single Page Applications (SPAs)

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App Challenges

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App.master Full Page View Client Web Part

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SharePoint Hosted App

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