One of the most frequent complaints of Internet users is the difficulty of navigating and finding the information they want. University Web publications present the image of the University uniformly. For example, it is important to use current, approved University logos, and to make references to the University and its health partners by proper name. Standardized format and style elements help prevent reader confusion. The Style Guide provides templates, uniform logos, and other resources from a single, central location.
Developers can count on always having access to the most current, approved materials.
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