Here you will find all of the guidelines and requirements to help you create and maintain effective webpages for the Lane website. Following these standards helps maintain the quality of the website and it simplifies its use for everyone visiting and using the site.
Lane's website is defined as any pages administered under the organizational structure of the college, regardless of funding source or server location. Pages that can be included on Lane's website are for any activity administered under the organizational structure of the college and consistent with the mission of the college. The college is liable for any material on its site.
Please review all of the guidelines and requirements below so you will know what is required of your Lane webpages.
Departments are required to use a Lane template for the look of their webpages. However, Lane is in the process of moving the www.lanecc.edu website into a Content Management System, using a 2 track model. One track is moving the content from the current site into the CMS, initially using a basic template for all pages. The other track is working on a new design for the site which will be implemented once ready.
In the interim, all redesigns are suspended until content is moved into the CMS and a new design has been chosen. At that time, departments can review the new design and see what options are available for modifications.
You can follow the redesign process on the Lane Web Team blog, pln.lanecc.net/webteam/.
Please contact Lori Brenden, Information Technology, ext. 3354, with any questions, or to ask for assistance for any web related issue.
- Web Guidelines and Requirements
- Redesigning and Improving Lane's Website -
Today Lane’s website looks very different from the college’s first site in 1995. In fact, the college’s website has had several design changes over the years with each one addressing the changing needs of Internet users and taking advantage of newer technology available to deliver college information and services.
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