You are designing a SharePoint 2010 solution. The solution includes the rendering of a
highly interactive control that must allow the following functionality: ·Fading items in and out.
.Dragging items around the display. .Seamlessly updating information on the server without
affecting other items on the page. You need to design the interactive control according to
these requirements. What are two possible ways to achieve this goal? (Each correct answer
presents a complete solution. Choose two.)

You are developing an Internet Web site. You plan to use SharePoint 2010 for content
management. The Web site design includes extensive graphics. You need to ensure that
the following project requirements for the site are met: ·Complex structural changes to
support the new branding .Consistency across all of its pages and subsites .Support for
multiple browsers Which approach should you recommend?

Your company has more than 100 SharePoint 2010 intranet sites. The branding of several
individual department subsites is not consistent with company standards. You need to
ensure that the branding of all intranet subsites is consistent with company standards and
graphics. Which approach should you recommend?

You are designing a branding strategy for a SharePoint 2010 site that uses several
third-party controls. Many of these controls contain inline styling that conflicts with the
desired branding. You do not have access to the code for these controls. The design must
ensure that this SharePoint styling will be applied to the controls. Which approach should
you recommend?

You are designing a branding strategy for a customer with a new SharePoint 2010 server
farm. The branding strategy you recommend must enable each department in the company
to customize sites with their specific branding preferences. The design requirements specify
that users should be able to: ·Create top-level sites for self-service site and subsite creation.
.Modify their sites without affecting other existing sites. .Create multiple lists of the same
types with different content. .Implement SharePoint themes. You need to meet all these
design requirements without custom development. Which strategy should you design for
each department to meet these requirements?

You are planning an upgrade from an existing Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS)
2007 farm to a SharePoint 2010 farm. The existing farm contains customized master pages.
These master pages include modifications of the: ·Publishing Console .Site Actions Menu
.Log-in Control Your design must specify an upgrade to the existing master pages to
function correctly in SharePoint 2010. Which approach should you recommend?

Your company has a SharePoint 2010 Web application that contains multiple site
collections. You have a custom master page that will be used by every site collection in the
application. You need to make sure that changes made to this custom master page are
displayed across all site collections in the Web application. Which approach should you
recommend?

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 intranet site for your company. You need to make
sure that each department’s SharePoint site has a unique appearance by using different
fonts and font colors for each site. Your design should include no custom development.
Which approach should you recommend?

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 intranet site for a corporation. Your design must meet
the following requirements: ·The homepage must contain a single Web Part that displays a
view of a specific document library. .Each employee must be able to create a persistent
view of the list that would be filtered, grouped, and sorted based on their selection criteria.
Which approach should you recommend?

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application that creates a content type. You need to

design the application so that users are not able to change the content type from within the
SharePoint 2010 user interface. Which approach should you recommend?