Build and brand a multilingual site in 30 minutes
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SharePoint 2013 includes new and improved features for web content management to enhance the authoring and publishing processes of your organization, and that simplify how you design publishing sites. In this session, we will review the new Site Navigation Taxonomy, the new enhanced multi-lingual variations support, rich content authoring, multimedia support, ease of branding a site, cross-site publishing, brand a SharePoint site in less than 30 minutes, and much more surrounding building an internet site with SharePoint 2013.
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Build and brand a multilingual site in 30 minutes
- 1. Build and Brand a multilingual site in 30 minutes 10/25/2014 Mike Maadarani, SharePoint Architect
- 2. Thanks to our Sponsors!!!
- 3. Join us at #SharePint sponsored by K2 at World of Beer of Reston in the Towncenter just across the bridge Why? To network with fellow SharePoint professionals What? SharePint!!! When? 6:00 PM Where? World of Beer Reston 1888 Explorer Street Reston, VA 20190 Thanks to? K2!
- 4. Housekeeping… Evaluate my session on EventBoard mobile! Phasers set to stun, mobile devices set to silent… You must be present to win at the wrap-up…
- 5. Mike Maadarani, Ottawa, Canada App Dev and Architecture for over 19 years (16 Years Microsoft, 3 Years with the “Other Guys”) Business focused on Enterprise Content Management, Publishing Sites, and Search Technology focused on SharePoint, SQL Server and SharePoint Integration Architect, trainer, and presenter Blog: www.maadarani.com/blog mike@maadarani.com; @mikemaadarani
- 6. UI and Branding Demo Rollup and Syndication Content Search Extensibility Managed Site Navigation Cross Site Publishing Agenda Closing and Q&A Multilingual Variations and Translation Service Demo SharePoint 2013 Publishing Sites Overview
- 7. Past experiences Dreamweaver / Photoshop / etc. SharePoint Designer / Visual Studio 2010
- 8. In SharePoint 2013 SharePoint Auto Convert Dreamweaver, Notepad++, Eclipse, NetBeans, etc… Snippet Gallery Upload Add controls
- 9. Comparing Efforts SharePoint 2010 SharePoint 2013 Full Effort Custom Master Pages, Page Layouts, Display Templates Visual Studio Medium Effort Design Manager for Publishing Sites Custom CSS & Images Dreamweaver/etc… Low Effort Page Editing & Composed Looks Browser Full Effort Custom Master Pages, Page Layouts, XSLT Visual Studio Medium Effort Custom CSS SharePoint Designer Low Effort Page Editing & Themes Browser & PowerPoint
- 10. Design Site design using technologies web developers know & love (HTML5, CSS3, JS) – using their preferred design tools. Design sites for multiple “screens” for different Device Channels Desktop, tablet, mobile, etc. all served from the same URLs to optimize for Search Engine ranking. Tailor designs and target devices with device channels. Create Mobile Apps with REST APIs. SharePoint core CSS files has been re-architected Reduce bytes-over-the-wire & complicated CSS hierarchy.
- 11. DEMO Branding My Publishing Site
- 12. Enabling Managed Navigation Uses the term store Choose your friendly URLs (FURLs) Add flexibility to site structure Publishing Site Collection Source Pages List Home SharePoint Saturday Reston 2013 Product Innovation Nav Term Set home SharePoint Social Community We are all IN! PowerBI and Search A New Way to Interact with the Cloud product-innovation a-modern-approach-to-an- modern-approach Contoso SPSDC ancient-game O365 XYZ.com/product - innovation/mode rn-approach The-Cloud XYZ.com/product -innovation A Modern Approach to an Ancient Game SPSC
- 13. Multilingual Variations is now more focused on Multilingual Built-in translation services Machine Translation Human Translation (XLIFF) Variations Adding a new language takes half the time If something goes wrong, pick up where you left off Create up to 209 labels on premises, 50 labels in O365
- 14. Multilingual Managed Navigation Multiple term sets allows market-by-market customization Supports translation of terms, URL components and SEO properties No Language Packs required Variations Site Collection Source – EN-CA Pages Library Document Library General List Target –FR-CA Pages Library Document Library General List Nav Term Set – EN-CA Page Navigation Terms Nav Term Set – FR-CA Page Navigation Terms
- 16. Cross Site Publishing Benefits: 1. Need to Publish to multiple location 2. Need a multilingual site 3. Need to separate authoring and publishing 1. This is not content deployment 2. This is not variations 3. This requires the Publishing feature 4. This requires a Catalog Authoring Environment Internal Catalog Search MMS www.microsoft.com www.maadarani.com
- 17. Syndication Content by Search Web Part Query Rules Recommendations Managed Navigation Publishing Pages Taxonomy Documents Pages Conversations Catalog items Digital Assets Anything else! Content Search Web Part
- 18. Friendly URL http://bestbuy.ca/TV Computers Cameras Cell Phones Home appliances Movies & Music TV and video Video Use page products.aspx CONTENT SEARCH WEB PART Search Product Catalog TERM STORE NAVIGATION TAXONOMY Filter query by CATEGORY: TV Content Search Web Part
- 19. TERM STORE NAVIGATION TAXONOMY Computers Cameras Phones TV and video Games GPS Mobile Computing Use page Products-pc.aspx CONTENT SEARCH WEB PART Search Product Catalog Friendly URL http://bestbuy.ca/computers Filter query by CATEGORY: Computers Content Search Web Part
- 20. Custom Templates; HTML, CSS & JS (jQuery) CSWP Display Templates OOTB
- 21. Usage Analytics driving recommendations http://download.microsoft.com/download/7/7/3/773CA2C2-579B-408C-808E-A6F561194E20/Ig15_SP_IT_M07V1_archtopology.pptx
- 22. Valuable Resources http://sharepoint.microsoft.com/en-us/preview/sharepoint.aspx http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/fp142366.aspx http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj163225.aspx http://sp2013.blogspot.ca/2012/09/sharepoint-2013-publishing-features.html#!/2012/09/sharepoint-2013- publishing-features.html http://www.maadarani.com/
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- Built award winning web sites for a wide range of verticals
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- We take the same artefacts , push them into SharePoint SharePoint auto-converts the HTML in a usable masterpage You can then use the snippet gallery to add content zones, a search box, global and current navigation, web part zones etc. You do all this editing using your preferred HTML editor like Adobe Dreamweaver, Notepad++, Eclipse, NetBeans etc… WYSIWIG or Code editor.
- Not sure if any of you know Randy Drisgill but he came up with a way to describe SharePoint Branding using effort levels. I think that it conveys very well the change between 2010 and 2013. Note: 2013 Composed looks is like Wordpress theming engine, many ship OOTB Picks an existing Site Layout (Really an existing Masterpage), a color palette (.spcolor), an image that can be replaced with a custom, and a font scheme (.spfont) (Office 365 had 41 composed looks) (18 On-Prem) Toggle to Office365 screen without an official Demo Pick one and show the second screen with Layout, color, font & image.
- You now design using web standards that you’ve all done if you’ve ever built a website You can target mobile, desktop and tablets from the same URL using device Channels You can use REST to create iPhone/Android/WP8 Apps that expose SharePoint content SharePoint also has reduced the core CSS files by streamlining the classes and having the SharePoint team justify every new class that was created. They ended up with more lines of CSS but still are more efficient.
- Traditional Site Structure Create terms in the term store Mention – We are going to talk more about Managed Navigation further more; more specifically how we can drive dynamic content into a website using the term store and search So the term store will enhance my navigation structure and has a great impact on multilingual sites
- A lot of enhancements in 2013 variations that I am going to show you in the demo New service has been added in 2013 for translation Machine using Bing Translator Human using XLIFF based format. If you are not familiar with it, this is an XML based file that is used with translation companies Variations hiccups: In the past we have seen scenarios were target pages are not created or the variation relationship between pages are broken
- Terms are mapped only to pages items Why am I using term sets for translation?
- Create content in an Authoring environment and use it in any one of your SharePoint publishing environments. This is done by exposing content put in a catalog in your internal authoring environment (a catalog is a SP List with the setting set to it being a catalog) Better to create using the catalog template but you can apply manually. Using Search and MMS allows to expose this content to Publishing sites. It allows you to publish to multiple external sites (IE: Samsung Canada, Samsung, Europe, Samsung US etc..) Expose in multi-lingual sites Note: Catalogs are crawled in a special way by search to expose it to the content search web part
- In this slide I am going to show how we can take advantage of dynamic content using search and the term store.
- The content search webpart can be customized using display templates. Many ship ootb but you can roll your own using again standard HTML, JS, CSS It allows you do simple lists, more complete product description grids, image rotators etc. All driven from the same webpart. You can specify how this webpart processes the query to allow you to expose featured content over other. It presents you with a dynamic live preview so you see the expected results as you build your query
- This diagram shows the underlying search topology in 2013. If you notice the item in the middle with the green highlight, (item 3) this is the analytics processing engine. It analyses the behavior of your users towards served search results, which items are clicked more often, first, etc and uses this compiled data to serve recommendations to your users. (IE – Search for a laptop, get laptop bags, cooling pad etc.)