Web Authoring Guide

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• Web Authoring Guide
  • Web policy at UniSA
    • Aims & objectives
    • Web authoring overview
  • Guidelines for designing your website
    • Developing your site's IA
    • Web content on your site
    • Search standards
    • Design specifications of the templates
    • Web style guide
    • Web usability
  • Process for developing a new site
    • Locating & naming your site
    • Getting your site set up
    • Choosing a banner design
    • Understanding the authoring environment
    • Using authoring software
    • Checklist
  • How to author webpages
    • Accessing the corporate web server
    • Opening your site
    • Naming folders & files
    • Saving the templates
    • Adding metadata
    • Adding & formatting content
    • Inputting text & other style features
    • Using Special Characters
    • Inserting images
    • Creating tables
    • Creating & converting forms
    • Adding search to your website
    • Creating password protected pages
    • Viewing your website
    • RSS Feeds
    • Checklist
  • Building your navigation menu
  • Publishing your website
    • Setting up redirects
    • Notifying web authors
  • Training & support
    • Training videos
    • Skills assessment (staff access only)
    • Web authoring help
  • Website maintenance
    • Broken links
    • Statistics
    • Find a website author
    • Delete obsolete files
    • Archive a site or webpage
    • Maintenance resources
  • Frequently asked questions
  • Web glossary
  • Web resources

Website maintenance resources

Below are links to various maintenance resources.

• Check you have done what's recommended in the Checklist for your webpages
• Post launch content maintenance
• Quality control in web authoring (Powerpoint presentation). A summary of what to do to keep a website current.

Guidelines for multiple authors

• For a large website with multiple authors it is useful to develop guidelines outlining processes for website maintenance. See the SAS Website Management guide. Feel free to use this guide as a basis for developing your own.

 

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