Adventure Works uses a web design firm to design the user interface for an upcoming toy sales website,
www.toys.adventureworks.com. The website is built by using a SharePoint publishing template.
Adventure Works must implement the newly designed user interface for the site. The design firm provides a set
of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files.
You need to create and publish a SharePoint master page by using the supplied files.
What should you do? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose all that apply.)

A.
From the Master Pages section in SharePoint Designer, select Create New Master Page and then replace
the master page contents with the contents of the HTML file.

B.
From SharePoint Designer, open the master page gallery. Right-click the new master page and then select
Set as Default Master.

C.
From the Design Manager, map a network drive to the /_layouts/masterpage/ folder. Then, in Windows
Explorer, copy all the UI elements provided by the design team to the network share.

D.
From the Edit Master Page section in Design Manager, select Convert an HTML File to a SharePoint Master
Page to generate a master page from the HTML file provided by designer firm.

E.
Publish the master page. Then, from Site Settings, choose the Look and Feel section, and then select
Master Page. Choose the master page and select OK.

F.
Preview the master page and select Snippets to get HTML segments of the SharePoint top navigation,
quick launch, and body. Then, edit the master page by using Microsoft Notepad and replace the HTML with
the new segments.

Explanation:
Note:*
D, Not A: To convert the HTML file into a .master file
1. Browse to your publishing site.
2. In the upper-right corner of the page, choose Settings, and then choose Design Manager.
3. In Design Manager, in the left navigation pane, choose Edit Master Pages.
4. Choose Convert an HTML file to a SharePoint master page.
5. In the Select an Asset dialog box, browse to and select the HTML file that you want to convert.etc
E (not F): Let’s say you created a new Master Page/Theme/CSS for your SharePoint site and want to apply
them across your site (including all your subsites as well). This can be easily done from Site Settings -> Look &
Feel -> Master Page.
B: Usually you’ll set the master page as both default and custom master page,
How to: Convert an HTML file into a master page in SharePoint 2013; How to: Create a minimal
master page in SharePoint 2013