SharePoint 2010 offers flawless integration with Microsoft Office 2010. It has the aptitude to present a single, latest and updated version of vital information that ultimately allows the decision makers to access, analyse and perform an act within a shared workspace.

1. SharePoint 2013: A new approach for designing websites
Microsoft made some significant changes in SharePoint 2013 to reduce confusion
and has a multitude of upgrades and new features. One of the most enhanced
features is branding a site. As in previous versions of SharePoint, branding a site
required specific technical expertise, but now with SharePoint 2013, it has
become easier and quicker for web designers.
Microsoft SharePoint 2013 introduces Design Manager—a new interface and
central hub for managing all aspects of branding a SharePoint website. Design
Manager provides web developers and designers with a wide variety of design
choices in their SharePoint projects as it is an integral part of the Publishing Portal
site collection template in SharePoint 2013.
Design Manager in SharePoint 2013 provides a new approach for designing
websites. Several new branding and design-based capabilities available in Design
Manager enable the designers to create a compelling look, feel, and theme for
their SharePoint 2013 website. Design Manager also supports importing and
exporting a visual design, and can help developers ensure a consistent visual
experience across all device platforms in their organization.
Another important feature of design manager is that it helps to represent an
organization’s brand using SharePoint 2013 site. Design Manager is a feature in
SharePoint 2013 that makes it easier to create a fully customized, pixel-perfect
design while using the web-design tools that are common in SharePoint 2010
Solutions. Design Manager is a publishing feature that is available in publishing
sites in both SharePoint Server 2013 and Office 365. You can also use Design
Manager to brand the public-facing website in Office 365.
Design Manager enables designers to adopt a step-by-step approach for creating
design elements that are used to brand sites. Designers can upload design
elements or can import to create an HTML-based master page and page layouts.

2. You can preview how your design looks either in a client-side code editor or on
the server as you are designing it. The Design Manager generates HTML snippets
that can be used by any web design tool. As you only need to work with HTML,
the Design Manager enables you to design great looking sites without requiring
deep SharePoint expertise.
SharePoint provides site publishing capabilities to build, customize, and maintain
publishing sites that meet specific business needs. Whether you are a professional
designer with expertise in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript or a developer who writes
SharePoint apps and uses custom .NET code to build sites, you can use site
features in SharePoint 2013 to manage all phases of designing and publishing the
websites.