There is a vast amount of resources on how you can develop
custom components for SharePoint 2010. When it comes to branding,
it’s a different story. There are few accepted approaches on how to
implement branding in SharePoint and very few guides on how to
approach branding tasks as a whole and integrate them into the
solution development process. Branding is a feature which your
customer (external or internal) has agreed to pay for, and that
feature has to be incorporated in the proper way into the rest of
the solution.
This book is meant to help you apply your existing branding
skills to the SharePoint world in the best possible way. Explore
how to brand collaboration sites as well as publishing sites. Also
see how you can brand sites that are hosted not only on a dedicated
server but on a shared infrastructure in a cloud-which promises to
be a very popular scenario.
This FREE eBook is the first chapter in a three
part series. Chapter 3 ” Customizing SharePoint2010
Collaboration Sites” will feature
- Creating basic themes
- Creating complex themes in Visual Studio 2010
- Working with compile time directives in SharePoint style
sheets - What collaboration Masterpage is all about
- Setting alternative Masterpage for collaboration sites
- Dynamically discovering granular components of the masterpage
and branding a typical site
About the Author:
Yaroslav Pentsarskyy has been architecting and implementing
SharePoint solutions since its 2003 release. Yaroslav has extensive
.NET and SharePoint development experience working with
medium-sized businesses, nonprofits, and government
organizations.
As a recipient of the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP)
2009 and 2010 Award, Yaroslav is also a developer audience leader
for VanSPUG (Vancouver SharePoint Usergroup) and actively
contributes to local and not-so-local technical communities by
presenting at technology events and sharing his findings in his
almost-daily blog: www.sharemuch.com.
Yaroslav Pentsarskyy
