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What's new and improved in SharePoint 2013 : Customizing the interface

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7/18/2013 5:42:27 PM

The chances are good that when you start to use your SharePoint site, you will want to customize a few things to meet the needs of your team. SharePoint 2013 supports a number of out-of-the-box formatting options (as well as supporting personalization for each option). Using these options, you can set up your site to match your corporate or departmental colors, change layouts, or simply change fonts and logos to your preference.

Customize the look and feel of your site

On the Home page of your site, click the Settings button (the small gear icon next to the name of the logged-on user). On the menu that appears, click Site Settings.
On the Site Settings page, in the Look And Feel section, click the Change The Look link.
On the Change The Look page, click one of the displayed templates.
On the Change The Look page for the template you have selected, choose a different color scheme for the template, if you want.
Select a non-default site layout for the template, if you want.
Select a non-default font for the template, if you want.
Click Try It Out.
Click Yes, Keep It to save your changes.

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