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Intro to SharePoint 2010 Branding

Intro to SharePoint 2010 Branding. Presented by Thomas Daly tdaly@bandrsolutions.com. Who am I?. A SharePoint developer who specializes in implementing designs and creating web components to enhance the user interface and user experience. Outline. What’s New in 2010

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Intro to SharePoint 2010 Branding

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  1. Intro to SharePoint 2010 Branding Presented by Thomas Daly tdaly@bandrsolutions.com

  2. Who am I? • A SharePoint developer who specializes in implementing designs and creating web components to enhance the user interface and user experience.

  3. Outline • What’s New in 2010 • Tools & Supported Browsers • Approaches to Branding • Master Pages • Themes • Demo

  4. What’s New – Changes • Table < Div • Dialog Boxes • Better & More cross browser support • Office Theme Engine • Tie custom CSS into theme engine

  5. Tools & Supported Browsers • Tools • IE Dev Toolbar (embedded in IE8) • Firebug / Firebug Lite • SharePoint Designer 2010 • ColorPic • Supported Browsers • Internet Explorer 7 & 8 • Mozilla Firefox 3.6 • Safari 4.04

  6. Other Browsers & Tools • Firebug Lite - Compatible with all major browsers: IE6+, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Chrome; • Chrome • Built in developer tool bar • Opera • Dragonfly

  7. Approaches to Branding • Theme – covers the overall color scheme of the site • Master Page & Custom CSS – complete control over look and feel.

  8. Master Pages • Starter Master Pages – new term for Minimal Master Pages • http://startermasterpages.codeplex.com/ • Includes 3 master pages: regular, foundations, meeting workspaces • Provides clean starting point for branding • Well documented for easy understanding • V3 Master Page Support

  9. Classes • s4-notdlg - prevent from showing in dialog window • Team Site Home Page Elements and CSS Classes - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms438349.aspx

  10. Ribbon • Customizing the Ribbon Position - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sharepoint/archive/2010/04/06/customizing-ribbon-positioning-in-sharepoint-2010-master-pages.aspx

  11. Themes • Set of graphics and cascading style sheets that control the look of your site. • Uses Office themes (.THMX) • 12 colors, 2 fonts

  12. Themes • 3Approaches to creating/updating the theme • Existing theme can be modified in UI (Publishing Features) • New theme can be created in PowerPoint and imported • Microsoft Theme Builder Tool http://connect.microsoft.com/themebuilder

  13. Theme Engine • Attach Custom CSS – EnableCssTheming • Enable custom CSS to see themes - /Style Library/en-us/Themable • Capabilities – ref • Replace colors, Replace fonts • Recolor images - Blending, Tinting, Fill

  14. Upgrading Branding • Master Page • MSDN Article - Upgrading an Existing Master Page to the SharePoint Foundation Master Page http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee539981.aspx

  15. Demo • Theme • Create through PowerPoint, Import • Update through UI • Theme Tool • Show V3 Master Page Support • OOTB v3.master • Heather base master page • Show Starter Master • Apply Blank Master Page • Apply Customized Master Page • Tie into theme engine w/ custom css (/theme site)

  16. Questions? • Questions / Comments • Contact information • Thomas Daly • tdaly@bandrsolutions.com

  17. Things to add • Mobile Page Layouts

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