Enhancing SharePoint with Responsive Web Design
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One of the hottest topics in Web Design over the last few years has been Responsive Web Design (RWD). The theory of one site structure for current web devices, including tablets and smartphones, has also attracted SharePoint developers, but the complexity of RWD has been a stumbling block. In this session we will start with an overview of what is Responsive Web Design followed by an in-depth look into the pros and cons of applying a responsive design on SharePoint. We will then dive into the code and learn how to create a SharePoint site that is both responsive and attractive. We will finish with a look at SharePoint 2013 and Device Channels, and review how Responsive Web Design can play a role in current and future SharePoint Branding projects. Session Take-aways: Building off what was learned in the previous session, Branding SharePoint for Evolving Internet Devices, this session is geared towards web developers, programmers and IT to learn "how" to code for modern Internet devices. Attendees will have been exposed to not only what Responsive Web Design is and how it functions, but also how to apply it directly to SharePoint. As with all techniques, there are pros and cons to Responsive Web Design, not only in general but also how it is applied to, and utilized by SharePoint. After a thorough review and multiple demos attendees will have seen the code and learned what to expect. Finally attendees will learn how SharePoint 2013 handles mobile computing and how Responsive Web Design can help solve SharePoint 2013's mobile computing shortcomings. Highlights: Find out what the hot web design topic Response Web Design is all about. See how to utilize Response Web Design in your SharePoint project. Learn how to leverage this knowledge in SharePoint 2013 as well.
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Enhancing SharePoint with Responsive Web Design
- 1. Enhancing SharePoint With Responsive Web Design Eric Overfield SharePoint Branding and UI Lead PixelMill SharePoint Saturday Friday Honolulu #SPSHNL – December 7th, 2012
- 2. Introduction – Eric Overfield Founder and SharePoint Branding Lead, PixelMill Working with SharePoint since 2004 Web Designer since 1998 Located in Davis, CA blog.pixelmill.com/ericoverfield @EricOverfield linkedin.com/in/ericoverfield
- 3. PixelMill Developing SharePoint solutions since 2004 SharePoint Branding and UI Specialists Developer of Cost effective SharePoint Templates Your SharePoint Branding Experts
- 4. What You Will Learn What is Responsive Web Design (RWD)? Why Should We Use It Joining RWD and SharePoint What about SharePoint 2013?
- 6. Responsive Web Design #2 trend for 2012 - .net Magazine Coined by Ethan Marcotte in May 2010 Use fluid grids and flexible media to adapt Uses CSS3 and JavaScript All devices load same page, use CSS3 to adapt
- 7. Fluid Grid – Flexible Media – CSS3 Media Queries
- 8. What about Progressive Enhancement? “Mobile First” and Progressive Enhancement Unobtrusive JavaScript
- 9. Progressive Enhancement #1 trend for 2012 - .net Magazine Mobile First Strategy Coined by Steven Champeon in 2003 Content first, then add styling Separate Content from Presentation
- 10. SharePoint and Progressive Enhancement SharePoint was not built with PE in mind JavaScript and SharePoint Too much presentation baked into html i.e. Tables, Inline styles But Mobile first is useful!
- 11. Why Do We Need Responsive Web Design?
- 12. Not The Web
- 13. Today’s Web
- 14. And Tomorrow? Televisions? Cameras? Who Knows? Watches? Printers? Game Devices? Toasters?
- 15. "There’s a plethora of devices out there with widely differing abilities – it’s never been more confusing or challenging to create brilliant interfaces that work across them all.” ~ Jeffery Zeldman
- 16. How All Devices Differ Screen Size Functionality Usability
- 18. www.its.ms.gov
- 19. www.its.ms.gov
- 20. www.ariensco.com
- 21. www.ariensco.com
- 22. www.gse.it
- 23. www.gse.it
- 24. SharePoint and Responsive Design Uses CSS3 (media queries) and maybe HTML5. SharePoint already has a mobile view Configure with compat.browser Generally only one Master Page for all devices. Wide lists and Site Settings pages are not mobile friendly Primary issues are with RWD itself!
- 25. SharePoint and Responsive Design Additional overhead Does require CSS3 Bandwidth Concerns Are mobile users and desktop users the same? User site requirements
- 26. Show Me How Already!
- 27. Step One: the Mobile Interface SharePoint has a built in mobile interface Controlled by USERAGENT App_Browserscompat.browser
- 28. Demo: Disable the Mobile Interface (2010)
- 30. Demo: Disable the Mobile Interface (2010)
- 31. Step 2: Install a Template Download a Framework or Template v5, Responsive HTML5 Master Page for SharePoint 2010 by Kyle Schaeffer http://bit.ly/n8VQZw SharePoint 2010 Responsive Web design Template by Luis Kerr http://bit.ly/NKPjwX Responsive Frameworks for SharePoint 2010/2013 http://responsivesharepoint.codeplex.com
- 32. Demo: Install a Framework (2010)
- 34. Demo: Install a Framework (2010)
- 35. Step 3: Use It! Let’s look under the hood Media Queries Ribbon Fixes HTML5
- 36. Demo: Under the Hood (2010)
- 38. Demo: Under the Hood (2010)
- 40. Device Channels Anyone? New to SharePoint 2013 Interfaces tailored and mapped to specific device(s) Custom Master Pages per Channel Custom DeviceChannelPanels
- 41. Device Channels – The Good Tailored interfaces! Device Channels – The Bad Only works with Publishing Sites Maintain multiple Master Pages and/or sites New devices? Maintain that list too? It’s a mixed bag
- 42. The Best of Both Worlds Responsive Design and Device Channels Build a Responsive site for all devices Use DeviceChannelPanels Create a Device Channel for special cases But when will you upgrade?
- 43. Summary Build towards the future, not the past Start with an existing Responsive SharePoint Template Watch out for wide lists and pages SharePoint 2010 – Responsive Design SharePoint 2013 – Responsive Design w/ Device Channels
- 44. Resources "Responsive Web Design" by Ethan Marcottes http://bit.ly/bcKwQS Ethan Marcottes’ 20 Favorite Responsive Designs http://bit.ly/ngkI8D v5, the Responsive HTML5 Master Page for SharePoint 2010 by Kyle Schaeffer http://bit.ly/n8VQZw SharePoint 2010 Responsive Web design Template by Luis Kerr http://bit.ly/NKPjwX Responsive Frameworks for SharePoint http://responsivesharepoint.codeplex.com
- 45. Resources FireBug and Responsive Design View (Ctrl-Shift-M) in Firefox Configure SharePoint Server 2010 for Mobile Device Access http://bit.ly/cg6fYo
- 46. Enhancing SharePoint With Responsive Web Design Thank You Eric Overfield @EricOverfield blog.pixelmill.com/ericoverfield eoverfield@pixelmill.com
Notas do Editor
- Recording sessionSlides will be available from blog and twitterIndepth look at SharePoint and we can apply RWD to SharePoint.Devs should be happy, we will walk through the process. Business users, you will see what is possible.Meat will be in the demos
- Recording session and will make available on blog and twitter, so if you remember one of those then you can always review everything we discuss
- In joining together we will use readily available solution so as not to reinvent the wheel. This will give us a chance to review how the code works.
- fluid proportion-based grids (which use percentages pixels) to adapt the layout to the viewing environmentAll clients effectively load the entire page but using css, hides or replaces elements to tailor the experience to the screen.DOES NOT USE USERAGENT, browser detection, rather works of screen width.Early adopter AIDS.gov
- Html is very clean and simpleUsing javascript to determine functionality and add on features as allowed.Yahoo, amazon, etc
- A true PE site should work without JS, SP will not do that.Tables and inline styles breaks the idea of separating content and presentation.
- mobile is invading, for the good, all organizations. if not now then in the next few years.Iphone is estimated to provide 1/3% of gdp.
- What, you think your next web initiative is only going to last a few years? How long did you last intranet or public facing site last?Built towards to future, not the past, you MUST consider tablets and smart phones at the least
- MrZeldman founded A List Apart, best practices and innovations in web design.sure, you can zoom in on many smart phones or tablets, but what if you can make tailored experience for each device?Modern devices share basic ability with css, js though which his a plus
- Mississippi Department of IT
- Midwest Tool Manufacture
- European Alternative Energy Company
- Uses css3 media queries and js, which is ok with SP.Turn mobile view off in compat.browser found in web applications directory. Look it up.Issues are on next slide.
- Also a lot of overhead, but SP already has a lot of that as well.Not IE7 and IE8 friendlyRequire CSS3? There is a js ability with jQuery’s help.Does a mobile user need the same information as a desktop user?Adding information vs consuming information. Less real estate and is the navigation necessarily the same?http://mobile.smashingmagazine.com/2012/08/22/separate-mobile-responsive-website-presidential-smackdown/
- Let’s look at what we have OOTB as well as with just minor modifications.Stay away from total code re-write
- Build particular interfaces for specific devices SP 2010 has mobile detection, but it's not good, and difficult to brand What about 2013? We will get to thatDesign and code an interface that can scale itself to different devices
- Let’s look at what we have OOTB as well as with just minor modifications.Stay away from total code re-write
- SPD (some limits), Visual Studio, Firebug, Browser issues
- Complex enough that it is far better to start with a template.You can still move a lot around, but we want to a lot of the plumbing started for us.V5 handles the ribbon a little better but does not include layouts. Although any OOTB page layout should work.
- After downloading a template, move all components to the correct location, check in and publish.
- SPD (some limits), Visual Studio, Firebug, Browser issues
- Device Channels work only with Publishing Sites Allow for one interface for all desktops and another for most tablets let's say.Only 10 device channels per site collection, but do you really want to maintain 10 MP’s?
- SPD (some limits), Visual Studio, Firebug, Browser issues
- Device Channels work only with Publishing Sites Allow for one interface for all desktops and another for most tablets let's say.Only 10 device channels per site collection, but do you really want to maintain 10 MP’s?
- In 2010 I suggest RWD as it is the most compatible with SP allows for the targeting of most devices, Needs one Master pageIn 2013 still use RWD, but you can think about DC for particular devices if the need arises One primary interface that will work with most devices have the ability to allow a target for a few particular devices easier to manage 2-3 branding efforts rather than many if you attempted to tailor your site to all devices.
- Html5shiv
- Thank You!Don’t forget to check out my blog where you can download this presentation or the recording.Easiest way to get to the material I referenced