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Open SharePoint 2013 central. Then choose Apps from the left hand side and this will open the Apps page. There click on Manage App Catalog from the App Management section in the Apps page. Then in the Manage App Catalog page click on create a new app catalog site and then click on OK.
You can use the publishing features in SharePoint Server to create branded Internet, intranet, and extranet sites.
Select apps in the left pane, and then select App Catalog. Select Create a new Sharepoint app catalog site, and then select OK. On the Create App Catalog Site Collection page, enter the required information, and then select OK. An app catalog site collection has been created.
How to create a site collection in SharePoint?
We are now ready to create our first site collection. Navigate to Central Administration > Application Management > Create Site Collections Ensure that the newly create Web Application is selected. Enter a Title for your Site. Select your Template. You will notice that there is a 2013 and 2010 Template experience version on offer.
How to create a website in SharePoint 2013?
Go to SharePoint 2013 central administration site. Click Application Management. In Application Management section, click Manage Web Applications. Select the Web Application created. On the Web Applications tab, in the Security group, click Self-Service Site Creation.
Enable self-service site creation. Go to SharePoint 2013 central administration site. Click Application Management. In Application Management section, click Manage Web Applications. Select the Web Application created. On the Web Applications tab, in the Security group, click Self-Service Site Creation. “On” the site collection.
Site Collection is the child of Web Application in SharePoint and the sub web is like a grand child of Site Collection in SharePoint. What is Site Collection? Site collection is the main part of SharePoint. You can create a site collection under a Web Application in SharePoint. You can create multiple site collections under a Web Application.