Professional Microsoft Sharepoint 2007 Design

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This book is a quintessential addition to any SharePoint developer’s bookcase. It outlines all of the steps and considerations a developer should understand in order to design better looking and moresuccessful SharePoint implementations. The book starts with a default installation and takes the reader through the process of branding that installation to look less like a SharePoint portal and more like a standard web application. It includes the technical aspects of creating usable, accessible, aesthetically pleasing SharePoint interfaces. The book focuses primarily on using the tools in SharePoint (and basic design tools) to create a better looking and more effective installation. Table of contents : ForewordIntroductionChapter 1: Why Design?Chapter 2: Web Design 101Chapter 3: General Concept DesignChapter 4: Communicating or Collaborating?Chapter 5: Introduction to SharePoint DesignerChapter 6: ThemesChapter 7: Cascading Style Sheets with MOSS 2007Chapter 8: Master PagesChapter 9: Page LayoutsChapter 10: Working with Out-of-the-BoxWeb PartsChapter 11: NavigationChapter 12: Customizing SearchChapter 13: Accessibility in SharePointChapter 14: Wrapping It All UpAppendix A: Introduction to Deploying SharePoint DesignsIndex Market Description : This book is aimed at Professional SharePoint Developers and SharePoint Designers who have not had the time to focus on interface development and who have been frustrated with the implementation of SharePoint 2007. The secondary audience includes programming instructors and ASP.NET developers. About Author : Jacob Sanford is a consultant for Captar