Q: Achieving consistent branding for all SharePoint 2013 sites I see that a lot of the discussions and documentation tend to be focused on branding solutions for publishing sites and understandably so. We have a lot of other types of sites too (e.g. communities, team sites) so it'd be great to have a branding solution that can be applied across the board.
Is this achievable with a single master page or would it be better to have separate master pages for different types of sites?
The guys over at http://responsivesharepoint.codeplex.com/ have gone for one solution for publishing sites and one for other sites.
Is that the way to go?
Thanks

A: Branding in SharePoint essentially has two sides to it: 1) Publishing and 2) Everything Else.  Not only are there are a lot of specific features that come with Publishing but those sites also usually have very different requirements in terms of the way content is managed on the site.  They also tend to have dramatically different audiences as well.
Since the two camps are so different, it is generally best to have two different Master Pages.  They can be very similar, of course.

A: Bind tuning have the tool where you need to brand all the sharepoint sites. with several master pages per theme you can apply the same look and fell across all the sharepoint sites, team sites, publishing sites, search sites, even the public facing sites and the news feed. take a look at http://www.bindtuning.com this works for the 2007, 2010 and 2013 version of the SharePoint and office 365
