In this session I will be going over how to change your site using composed looks (Themes) and also creating your own composed look.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Session 6: SharePoint 2013 Composed Looks
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- Erik Swenson
- I work for Slalom Consulting as a Solutions Architect. My primary area of focus is around Visual Branding and Information Architecture.
As a User Experience Lead I help define and build Custom desktop and mobile applications within BI, App Dev, Portals and Collab and CRM. With deep knowledge in design and architecture I take business and technical requirements and turn them into wireframes or prototypes so that they can be user acceptance tested and proven as the best solution for the users.
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