Sharepoint 2013 Custom Site Definitions

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You can create a site definition with Visual Studio 2012 taking the onet.xml in
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\15\TEMPLATE\SiteTemplates\PUBLISHING\XML\
as starting point and add your custom features, modules, pages or whatever in it.
Anandan is a SharePoint and Microsoft Azure consultant.He is having 9+ years of experience in the web, cloud, Machine Learning, IoT and mobile technology. He handled multi-platform solution as a consultant with the experience of designing, developing and deploying solutions by leveraging Microsoft, IBM, Apple, and Google technology stack, has played a dynamic role in the development of SharePoint and ML technologies. He writes articles related to SharePoint Online/On-Premises and Machine Learning.

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