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Branding the User Interface

While it may not always be top of mind when deploying or administrating a SharePoint environment, branding and user interface design are key components. A brand is a powerful thing, and something most companies put a lot of time and effort into developing. Think of company logos, such as the swoosh for Nike, the golden arches for McDonald’s, or the red bull’s-eye for Target. These icons and company colors automatically get you thinking about the company and perhaps a product or service they provide. When working on a SharePoint user interface, keep in mind that the company brand needs to be displayed throughout this environment. Following company branding standards such as color palette, font type, ...

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