Abstract: Techniques for a customized log-in experience are described in which, script associated with a log-in page is configured to recognize a domain identifier associated with a user log-in attempt via the page. The domain identifier may correspond to a particular customer or company that makes use of web applications and/or other resources from a service provider. The domain identifier may be employed to download or otherwise access data sufficient to implement one or more customizations of the log-in page that correspond to the domain identifier, such as a company logo, a custom background, custom styles, and so forth. The one or more customizations that correlate to the domain identifier are applied to customize the log-in page in a pre-login environment prior to completion of the user log-in attempt. In this way, a tailored user experience is provided even before user authentication to access resources from the service provider.

Abstract: Visual annotations for objects such as graphical charts, images and documents are described herein. The visual annotations may be generated by direct user interaction with an object to draw a pattern that is recognized and converted into a corresponding visual annotation. In response to the user interaction, input applied to the object is captured and analyzed to select a corresponding shape for the visual annotation that matches the captured input. Then, an annotated object is produced by rendering the visual annotation having the selected shape. Additionally, the annotation may be associated with the object by transforming parameters that define the annotation into an object-specific coordinate space. In this way, the annotation is tied to underlying data of the object and may be reconstructed in an appropriate position even if the object is modified, such as by resizing or rescaling.

Abstract: Techniques for a customized log-in experience are described in which, script associated with a log-in page is configured to recognize a domain identifier associated with a user log-in attempt via the page. The domain identifier may correspond to a particular customer or company that makes use of web applications and/or other resources from a service provider. The domain identifier may be employed to download or otherwise access data sufficient to implement one or more customizations of the log-in page that correspond to the domain identifier, such as a company logo, a custom background, custom styles, and so forth. The one or more customizations that correlate to the domain identifier are applied to customize the log-in page in a pre-login environment prior to completion of the user log-in attempt. In this way, a tailored user experience is provided even before user authentication to access resources from the service provider.