To ensure you gain the most from the Basic SharePoint Server 2013 Branding course, we recommend that you have the following minimum prerequisites:
- Basic understanding of web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- Familiarity with Microsoft SharePoint concepts and the SharePoint 2013 interface.
- Experience using SharePoint 2013 at a basic level, such as navigating through a SharePoint site.
- Basic knowledge of using Microsoft Office applications, particularly Word and PowerPoint, for content creation and editing.
- Comfort with using Windows-based computers and managing files and folders.
Please note that while these are the minimum prerequisites, having additional experience with web design or SharePoint administration could enhance your learning experience. However, these prerequisites are designed to ensure that you have a foundational knowledge base to effectively engage with the course content.
Target Audience for Basic SharePoint Server 2013 Branding
The Basic SharePoint Server 2013 Branding course is designed for professionals seeking to customize and brand SharePoint sites.
- SharePoint Developers
- SharePoint Designers
- UI/UX Designers working with SharePoint
- Web Developers
- Front-End Developers
- Content Managers
- Site Administrators
- IT Professionals responsible for SharePoint site management and branding
- Branding Specialists looking to apply their skills to SharePoint
- Graphic Designers interested in SharePoint site aesthetics
- SharePoint Architects
- Digital Marketing Professionals involved in intranet/extranet aesthetics and functionality
- Intranet Project Managers
Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Basic SharePoint Server 2013 Branding?
Introduction to Learning Outcomes:
This Basic SharePoint Server 2013 Branding course equips students with the skills to customize and brand SharePoint sites, ensuring a unique and user-friendly experience.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes:
- Understand the levels of branding within SharePoint Server 2013 and their implications on site design.
- Gain proficiency in using Master Pages and the Master Page Gallery to define the look and feel of SharePoint sites.
- Learn how to apply and customize Composed Looks to quickly change site aesthetics.
- Differentiate between the various types of pages in SharePoint and their roles in site hierarchy and navigation.
- Utilize the Design Manager to convert HTML pages to SharePoint Master Pages and create design packages.
- Explore the use of SharePoint catalogs and how they contribute to site branding and structure.
- Familiarize with the SharePoint Ribbon and its functionalities for editing and customizing sites directly through the User Interface.
- Discover how to work with images, videos, and customize site navigation to enhance the user experience.
- Understand the role of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) in SharePoint and how to apply them for detailed site styling.
- Learn how to use SharePoint Web Content Management for content roll-ups and to manage site content effectively.
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