Archive
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Review of SharePoint 2013 Branding and User Interface Design
With each new SharePoint version we are given lots of new books. In this article I review SharePoint 2013 Branding and User Interface Design. Despite some omissions, it is a good reference for all SharePoint designers.
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Using SASS with SharePoint
SASS seemed out of reach for SharePoint developers, but with the right setup it works with 2010, 2013, and Office 365. Here is how to get it running.
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The Superiority of SharePoint Publishing Sites Over Team Sites
Stop using team sites. Publishing sites offer page layouts, image renditions, device channels, and nearly every feature that matters for a real SharePoint implementation.
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Do We Really Brand SharePoint?
Applying a logo and colors to SharePoint is not branding. Brand is about experience and personality, not visual skinning.
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Introduction to SharePoint Views
A companion guide to SharePoint views, written for the SharePoint 365 project. Covers the fundamentals end users actually need.
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What Makes A Great Consultant?
The single trait that separates great consultants from skilled ones is communication, because a highly skilled jerk is still a jerk.
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SharePoint iOS Showdown: Colligo vs harmon.ie
A head-to-head comparison of Colligo Briefcase and harmon.ie for accessing SharePoint on iOS. Both have strengths, but neither rethinks the experience.
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What if Apple Designed SharePoint?
Apple’s design philosophy applied to SharePoint would mean native apps over browsers, consumers before power users, and unified experience design.
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Removing and Replacing Default SharePoint Ribbon Styles
How to replace the default ribbon styles in SharePoint 2010 with your own, including a fix for content editor web parts.