Introduction to new SharePoint Brand Center - Custom Fonts and more

📺 Learn about the introduction to the new SharePoint Brand Center - Custom Fonts and more in this session from the Microsoft 365 & Power Platform weekly call on April 30, 2024.
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• Cathy Dew (Microsoft) - / cathyowendew
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[@ma7mgte]

Looking forward to the additional features coming to the Brand Center!

[@harvspecial5037]

This looks great! Excited to use this and the upcoming features. Good stuff.

[@conaxlearn8566]

I seem to have deleted the brand centre site. Can't see it in the 'Deleted Sites' in admin centre too. Is there a way to reset/recreate the site? The Brand Centre page in M365 Admin Centre now just displays a blank page.

[@chap666ish]

An interesting vide, thanks. Please tell me that it's going to be possible to hide/remove all those Microsoft-supplied fonts. I want my users to only have access to our brand's font.

[@rhysyw97]

An entire video on deploying a font. You cannot call it the "Brand Center" when youve launched it with ONLY font deployments. Absolutely futile.

[@harvspecial5037]

She literally says “fonts are the first thing to come. More features are coming later” minutes into the video.

[@rhysyw97]

@@harvspecial5037 I'm aware. You're forgetting that this was announced in May last year and all theyve got to show for it on launch is 25% of the features that were announced. A consistent model with Microsoft is to overpromise and underdeliver with a lot of products, all so they get social media posts/reach. When it comes to actually delivering its always half-arsed and quite often a re-invented existing product.